How can I prevent Confluence from automatically creating a hyperlink when I paste a URL? I work in cybersecurity, and this poses a security risk. Confluence even hyperlinks URLs that I have attempted to defang.
Thank you.
Helpful to learn the name of this security vulnerability:
"Smart Links"
The Confluence Cloud editor is quite frustrating, copy/pasted FQDNs are automatically converted to non-functional web site URLs.
An utterly bizarre feature. Perhaps an industry trend, the Slack system does this too, paste in anything containing a couple of "." and it is converted to an unusable HTTP HREF.
Hi @David Tyler welcome to the community. There is no server setting however this is a work around. There's also an issue logged for this that you can vote on.
Those are from this page
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Thank you for the quick reply.
Ctrl + Shift + V doesn't paste anything in my environment (Chrome + Windows 10). I have to right-click with the mouse and select "Paste as plain text."
If I paste a domain using Ctrl + V, Ctrl + Z does not remove the hyperlink. It removes what I pasted.
Any ideas why the behavior of Confluence in my environment doesn't match the instructions?
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