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Doesn’t help if the mail client detects URLs and presents them as links, like a majority of mail apps do. Seeing the link won’t stop end users from clicking it
by sbuk 5y ago
Doesn’t help if the mail client detects URLs and presents them as links, like a majority of mail apps do. Seeing the link won’t stop end users from clicking it if it’s blue and underlined, and the slightly cleverer copy and paste.
The best bet it to rewrite links and parse the through a proxy that scans them on click. It’s a shame free mail services don’t do this. The only one I think offers this is Outlook.
- throwawayboise 5y ago> The best bet it to rewrite links and parse the through a proxy that scans them on click. Sure if you want the proxy provider to know all the links you're clicking on.