That's good to read but sadly that's a different point to the one I was making. Google would break a lot of legitimate emails if they make the changes to GMail that the GP was proposing. This would be an unattractive solution to Google as they are effectively breaking their "mail client" (in the broader sense of the term) in relation to their competitors and the benefits are limited to a specific type of phishing attack. So when Google way up the risk of annoying their customer base vs the securing them: this particular fix is unlikely to score high enough in the latter category to be worth the risk to the former.