Prevent Cloudflare from treating handles as emails #572
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A display issue occurs when a Takahē instance is hosted behind a Cloudflare proxy and Cloudflare's Email Address Obfuscation feature is enabled.
Due to the format of handles, Cloudflare treats them as email addresses, and will cause them to display as
@[email protected]
. See below for an example:Luckily, Cloudflare provides a way to force-disable false positives.
This PR wraps every instance of
@{{identity.handle}}
I could find with the "magic comments" to force-disable email protection, and stop Cloudflare from hiding handles.