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I agree. This is pretty terrible because it even circumvents what has so far been assumed to be "safe" methods of reading e-mail -- by stripping them down to pl
by jug 3y ago
I agree. This is pretty terrible because it even circumvents what has so far been assumed to be "safe" methods of reading e-mail -- by stripping them down to plain text. Even avoiding <a href="actual">fake</a> attacks won't help by showing "actual" because that will be the attack vector itself. Ugh!!