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If that's really their justification, then I wish they would take the approach that Firefox does - show the full URL but have the domain name in white and the r
by aquova 6y ago
If that's really their justification, then I wish they would take the approach that Firefox does - show the full URL but have the domain name in white and the rest of the URL in a muted color. It provides the full information as well as highlighting the most important info for spotting a phishing scheme.
- oefrha 6y ago> show the full URL but have the domain name in white and the rest of the URL in a muted color Which is exactly what they do at the moment.
- thadjo 6y agowow I've never noticed this. it's pretty subtle.
- _underfl0w_ 6y agoMeaning that the need for the new hiding feature is... what, exactly?
- untog 6y agoPresumably that a number of users still don’t get it and the value to the remaining users is very small.
- mkr-hn 6y agoI didn't notice Firefox does this before your comment. On my screen the domain is black and the rest of it is gray. Maybe it's because I don't have any kind of night mode thing on. I'm sure the colors would be inverted with that enabled.