No, it's not about education, it's about a decent UX with some kind of anomaly based warning system and privacy protection. It's really easy to detect a fishing

No, it's not about education, it's about a decent UX with some kind of anomaly based warning system and privacy protection. It's really easy to detect a fishing attempt. I've seen this idea proposed by security people in the past. But it might have serious consequences for an advertisement industry, so you won't see this in popular web browsers. You just have to accept that browser vendors don't care about security and you, as a user, is their product.