Suggestion: Extend the Hyperlink dialog with rel attribute

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pmk65
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Suggestion: Extend the Hyperlink dialog with rel attribute

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Extend the Hypperlink dialog and add "rel" attribute to the options, so that it can be edited. This is quite important for security reasons if you use "target=_blank"

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Re: Suggestion: Extend the Hyperlink dialog with rel attribu

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Wow. I learn something new every day.

+1.
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Re: Suggestion: Extend the Hyperlink dialog with rel attribu

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+1
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Re: Suggestion: Extend the Hyperlink dialog with rel attribu

Post by Will Fastie »

I've been thinking about this one and thought it might be simpler just to add another _blank option to the existing dropdown.

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_blank rel="noopener noreferrer"
It's a bit odd and it would require a tiny bit of code to check it, but adding a generalized REL field invites unexpected uses. It also raises the question of why other relevant attributes for a link are not included.

This strikes me as simpler.
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