An external referrer is any site that links to your Confluence instance.
By default, external referrers for a page are listed under 'Incoming Links' under the 'Info' tab of the page.
Here's how you can manage your external referrers:
1. Hide all external referrers : By default, Confluence lists all external referrers under the 'Info' tab of a page. If you turn this option on, external referrers will not be listed here.
2. Specify which external referrers to exclude : You can decide which referrers you want to exclude from being displayed on your site.
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