Beautiful, thanks! You might want to change or obfuscate the link targets which otherwise give away the usernames in the statusbar when you hover over them.
Beautiful, thanks!
You might want to change or obfuscate the link targets which otherwise give away the usernames in the statusbar when you hover over them.
You could percent-encode the username, which at least makes it difficult for people to read at a glance. For example, this will link to your user page: https://tildes.net/user/%42%61%75%6b%65
You could percent-encode the username, which at least makes it difficult for people to read at a glance. For example, this will link to your user page: https://tildes.net/user/%42%61%75%6b%65
Ah damn, stupid browser fixing things I'm trying to break! I guess you'd probably need to change it to just use a JS function instead of having the right href= at all, but that might be kind of...
Ah damn, stupid browser fixing things I'm trying to break! I guess you'd probably need to change it to just use a JS function instead of having the right href= at all, but that might be kind of annoying.
Useful enough to deserve its own thread, in my opinion!
Beautiful, thanks!
You might want to change or obfuscate the link targets which otherwise give away the usernames in the statusbar when you hover over them.
You could percent-encode the username, which at least makes it difficult for people to read at a glance. For example, this will link to your user page: https://tildes.net/user/%42%61%75%6b%65
Ah damn, stupid browser fixing things I'm trying to break! I guess you'd probably need to change it to just use a JS function instead of having the right
href=at all, but that might be kind of annoying.This is going to come in handy!
When voting on the comment, their username is revealed. Is this intentional behaviour @Bauke?