Evan Solomon

When you click links, your browser sends referrer information to the site you land on. This is how you get things like referrer counts in Google Analytics. Sometimes, though, you don’t want people to know where you clicked their links from. By default, this plugin will hide your referrers for links from <code>wp-admin</code>. You can also use it to hide links on the front end of your site by making a plugin along the lines of this.
<pre><code>add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'es_anonymous_admin_links' ); </code></pre>

Anonymous Admin Links

Hide the referrer for external links in wp-admin using href.li

tcpteam

TCP Referrer Shortcode used to display the referer link inside your blog post or product description. This is useful when you try to bring back the user to your referrer site after user finish reading/browsing the on landing page.
KEY FEATURES
<ul>
<li>[tcp_referer] 
display the referrer domain. Referrer domain will be saved inside the cookie when detected utm_source or http_referer.</li>
<li>[tcp_referer default=www.thecartpress.com] 
set a default link. It will display the default text if no referrer found.</li>
<li>[tcp_referer linkify=1] 
display and make the referrer text clickable.</li>
</ul>
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TCP Referrer Shortcode

TCP Referrer Shortcode used to display the referer link inside your blog post or product description. This is useful when you try to bring back the us …

Anonymous Admin Links vs TCP Referrer Shortcode