#Allow Linking to Curseforge / Sourceforge
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tried to link someone the forge download page but wasn't allowed because "not relevant URL"
i understand how this could be much more convenient but it'd also let some users send malicious downloads disguised as safe, using text overlay you can hide a link behind another link making it look like it'd lead you to a specific mod when it'd actually be a trojan mod disguised as the mod you thought it was
i do agree with the idea but i see the downsides of it.
let me put it like this:
"how do i get the right forge version"
"google the thing i just googled, like this, then click on the third link"
"ok what do i google"
"[x]"
"ok the third link got it, where do i click to download"
"ok go to #media theres a picture itll serve as a map"
"i clicked on the ad instead and now i have bing toolbar"
if you really want to trojan someone, it's as simple as going to their DMs and having them click on a link, or hacking their webstream so that it modifies their sites, hosts file or some other bs that's just as effective as having someone click on a malicious link
you can use an extension to check the syntax (whitelist URL portions) of the link and delete it if it doesn't match
that doesn't check the text overlay that checks the link
there's tons of other servers which allow selected URL domains, who are also aware of that age-old text overlay trick
anyway that's the suggestion
the link is still detectable by the bot. you can already use the hyperlink markdown syntax in this server, but not every link will go through
My friend has forge not actual Minecraft so he can’t get lunar so I think this is a great idea! Lunar developers pls add this
yeah you obviously misunderstood the purpose of the suggestion
Just to make sure because i am not reading all that
you want curseforge/modrinth links for mods to not be censored by lunar and we should be able to send them peacefully in the chat, is that what you could have possibly meant
They want URLs linking to official CurseForge or Modrinth packs to be whitelisted/except from automod
Masked links can be easily detected using regex. This one should work (havent tested)
/\[(?<text>.*?)\]\((?<url>https?:\/\/[^\s]*)\)/gmi
Using capture groups for text and urls (if you don't know how regex works)
I was unaware of this way for masked links to be detected, very interesting,
The suggestion seems to have no downsides then so 👍 all the way :D
you got it