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Now steam automatically converts mail ending in .net or .com or .org into website in chat

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Egomaster

From today every email address that you type in steam chat and that ends in .net or .com or .org will be automatically converted in a website address.
For example tom@gmail.com or tom@hotmail.com will be automatically converted in http://gmail.com and http://hotmail.com
This new form of link removal doesn't happen if you use a "regional" mail like tom@aol.ca or tom@mail.ru

Keep this in mind if you're going to trade something for paypal

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bugsbony

WTF, they need to stop malicious links not emails

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sviat

+1

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Egomaster

ye, this is what I do

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Suits

whathowdoyoudothat:O

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Doshmaku

What is the point of that?

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madjoki

maybe a bug? @ can be used to create malicious urls.

http://steamcommunity.com:profile@google.com

of course scammers would try to hide actual destination :P

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