I find it bonkers that we have settled on a design for browsers under which merely clicking a link is enough to expose you to a malware threat. It's like we re

I find it bonkers that we have settled on a design for browsers under which merely clicking a link is enough to expose you to a malware threat. It's like we received the good advice: > don't eat things you can't identify but somewhere along the way we got our wires crossed so now it's > don't look at things you can't identify But we're still acting like only an idiot would ever fail to adhere to this perfectly reasonable advice, when actually it's a recipe for having users with no idea what a real threat actually looks like. Much better would be if you can safely click all links (just don't, you know, run it or whatever the dangerous action is) so that you can annotate what you find there as either threatening or trustworthy--the better to help out your peers.