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To prevent falling into phishing attacks, reading thats the actual domain name is important. And while you can use uri parts module, you have to manually click on the drop down menu of "domain" to see the domain.
Ofc you can just read the input at top but sometimes the url is made so big by adding like username:password@test.com/test/test/test/test
Ofc android doesnt respect the @ symbol to work in a browser but you get the idea It's kinda hard to see where exactly is the actual domain part in this.
Describe your suggested feature
Add an option to highlight the domain part In the inout field of url checker.
Describe alternatives you've considered for your suggested feature
Or give a option to auto expand the domain dropdown in uri parts module. Tho it's quite small so it's bit hard for me to read.
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This could be a nice addition to #100, but adding it to the editable input could be also nice if it's easier.
Coloring the other parts of the url could be nice too, but knowing myself I better start with small changes, if possible :/
I think the approach of this app is decent.
It highlights just the domain name by making it bold and making others look normal.
If you want the url to be bold in your app though, then we can invert it. We can use normal font for domain name and keep using bold for rest.
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To prevent falling into phishing attacks, reading thats the actual domain name is important. And while you can use uri parts module, you have to manually click on the drop down menu of "domain" to see the domain.
Ofc you can just read the input at top but sometimes the url is made so big by adding like username:password@test.com/test/test/test/test
Ofc android doesnt respect the @ symbol to work in a browser but you get the idea It's kinda hard to see where exactly is the actual domain part in this.
Describe your suggested feature
Add an option to highlight the domain part In the inout field of url checker.
Describe alternatives you've considered for your suggested feature
Or give a option to auto expand the domain dropdown in uri parts module. Tho it's quite small so it's bit hard for me to read.
Other details
No response
Acknowledgements
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: