Anti-spoof feature request

Hi all

Due to the increase in spoofing atempts for PayPal, Ebay, Online banking, and 
others, I noticed that for the most part they trick users in pressing links 
that claim to go to the real site while they are going to a spoof site.

They are like this:

<a href="http://othersite.com/www.paypal.com/blablabal";>
        https://www.paypal.com/login
</a>

Could you implement a feature that scans the contents of a hyperlink and if it 
detects inconsistency, displays something to inform the user.  Like it could 
check if it contains an url that is different from what is specified in the 
href attribute.




With kind regards



Andy Pieters
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