Bug Why Doesn't PF Mobile Parse Links in Attributed Quotes?

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PF Mobile does not automatically parse URLs in attributed quotes, leading to issues with link visibility. This lack of parsing can potentially compromise privacy, especially in small communities where information may identify individuals. The URL formatting may confuse the system, as links are parsed correctly in plain text and un-attributed quotes. Users have tested the same link, confirming it works outside of attributed contexts. The discussion highlights a need for improved functionality in PF Mobile regarding link parsing.
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NeoDevin said:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/apr/21/oklahoma-abortion-united-states-bill


Hardly medically relevant.

In small communities this information is probably enough to individually identify a woman, despite omitting the name.

PF Mobile doesn't automatically parse URLs.
 
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NeoDevin said:
PF Mobile doesn't automatically parse URLs.

For some reason that link wasn't parsed on the normal version either. Perhaps the URL formatting confused it.
 
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