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Good discussion of the issue, but Troy needs to run his blog through a grammar/diction checker. Something key he alluded to but didn't get into is that browser
by gowld 6y ago
Good discussion of the issue, but Troy needs to run his blog through a grammar/diction checker.
Something key he alluded to but didn't get into is that browsers should remember (a hash of) your history and warn you when you visit a site (like googleblog.com) that you never visited before and isn't known to be owned by the owner of a site you have visited before.
- saagarjha 6y agoSo this means you'll get a warning before going to anyone's blog for the first time?
- macNchz 6y agoPerhaps when submitting a password on a domain you've never been on before? I think that'd be super useful, actually.
- saagarjha 6y agoFor passwords, sure. For regular browsing, I don't think I would want such a thing.
- SamBam 6y agoOn Venmo when you send money to a new person they say "This is the first time you've sent money to so-and-so" and recommend you confirm the receiver's phone number (though you can also skip it). I think a similar warning could be fine for passwords and auto-fill information: "This is the first time you're sending a password to googie.com, which is registered to the Googie Real Estate Corporation. Is that what you mean to do?"