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Safety Net Project: Exit from this website quickly
Explains quick escape buttons on domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking sites, including their usefulness for over-the-shoulder risk and limitations around browser history and device monitoring.
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Pattern Decisions This Source Supports
| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exit this page quickly | Choose exit this page quickly when being seen on the current page could cause abuse, retaliation, coercion, stalking, harassment, or discovery of plans to avoid harm. | The quick exit control is reachable before the user reaches sensitive content in both visual order and keyboard order. | Supports the distinction between over-the-shoulder escape and browser-history or device-monitoring limitations. |
Comparisons supported by this source
- Exit this page quickly vs security warning vs sensitive-data reveal vs session timeout vs privacy settings vs back link
Supports over-the-shoulder usefulness and limits around browser history and monitoring.
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Publisher: Safety Net Project. Last checked: .