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10.4: View hidden link destinations
I agree that it's annoying, but I think you're blowing it waaay out of proportion. If you can't tell where a link goes, don't click on it. And even if you do, the worst it can do is make you download something you didn't intend to download. And so what? It shows up in your downloads window, you can see it, you can cancel the download or select the file in the Finder and trash it. It's no big deal. And especially not for downloading applications and the like, because Safari will prompt you if you really want to download it.
10.4: View hidden link destinations
as a web developer it just aggravates me since there is no reason to go to those lengths under any normal circumstance to obfuscate your code to that degree. |
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