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The previous code (a) used an emoji as the prefix character when showing the destination of an obscured link, and (b) made the destination part of the link anchor text. Using an emoji was a problem because the user can use different emoji sets and it can give strange results. Making the destination part of the link text made it difficult to distinguish at a glance where one link ends and another starts. Fix the emoji problem by replacing the emoji with a drawable. Fix the destination problem by changing the string resource so it only includes the destination part, and inserting it at the end of the link instead of replacing the whole link. This means the disclosed destination is not clickable, does not look like part of the link, and stands out more. |
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