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I've just noticed in our editor that uses linkify to find links in typed or pasted text, that the library by default is returning that a string with a dot (and no protocol) in it is a valid url if the chars after the text are a valid tld.
Is there an option to disable this? I noticed in another library linkify-it, it has an option to disable fuzzyUrl matching which measn no protocol strings.
I've just noticed in our editor that uses linkify to find links in typed or pasted text, that the library by default is returning that a string with a dot (and no protocol) in it is a valid url if the chars after the text are a valid tld.
Is there an option to disable this? I noticed in another library linkify-it, it has an option to disable fuzzyUrl matching which measn no protocol strings.
try the basic example below
Any assitance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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