Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.6.5) OS: Linux Just got a HTLM mail pretending to be from paypal.com <a href="http://abc.de">http://paypal.com</a> These could immediately be detected as fraud attempts - human visible text does not match the actual reference. Another case that should warn * Indicating encryption when there is none <a href="http://got.it">https://got.it</a> * Misleading destination <a href="http://got.it/fooled">http://got.it/this/time</a> One mismatch that should be OK * More specifik link than <a href="http://site.co.uk/link3">http://site.co.uk</a> Reproducible: Didn't try Expected Results: I would like thise links to be marked with a warning sign/frame/background.
It will be a good idea to implement it. Will look at.
Fixed in 4.11 (scam feature)
Hey, that's really cool! Thank you! But please check out bug #324103 as this could lead to misunderstandings by people not being aware of technical details.