When someone clicks a link on a Nyni page, a little box pops up first: You’re leaving @yourname’s page. It’s there to keep everyone safe from sneaky links.
What the box shows
- The website’s name, nice and big, like
example.com. - The full address under it, so nothing is hidden.
- Two buttons: Stay here and Take me there.
Extra warnings
The box adds a warning when a link looks risky:
- “This link isn’t secure (no HTTPS).” The address starts with
http://. - “This link goes to a bare number address, not a name.” The address is just numbers.
- “This address uses look-alike letters. Check it carefully.” The name uses letters that can pass for other letters.
When it doesn’t show
Links to Nyni.com’s own pages (like the report form) open straight away, without the box.
Tip: Want fewer warnings on your page? Use
https://addresses wherever the website has them.