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Problem: URL shorteners are notoriously abused to redirect users to malware sites, or pornographic images.
Example: a website with text that says 'My friend Frank's CV' could redirect to www.surlydev.net/me-in-a-mankini.jpg (please note: such a photo does NOT exist)
Resolution: Display a popup message / form before redirecting, allowing the user to see the actual URL. Discord does this in the mobile app like this ...
That particular example (screenshot) was from the Discord mobile app. But, I have seen it implemented in a web browser / website that I used to use for shortening URLs years ago.
Problem: URL shorteners are notoriously abused to redirect users to malware sites, or pornographic images.
Example: a website with text that says 'My friend Frank's CV' could redirect to www.surlydev.net/me-in-a-mankini.jpg (please note: such a photo does NOT exist)
Resolution: Display a popup message / form before redirecting, allowing the user to see the actual URL. Discord does this in the mobile app like this ...
┆Issue is synchronized with this Trello card by Unito
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