[StavrosK]

It doesn't matter though, the tracking domain would run in the container and github outside it.

[bluGill]

I don't want google to know that I clicked on the link. That is sensitive.

[StavrosK]

Switch to an email provider that doesn't want to track you. You can be on Fastmail in an hour if you have your own domain.

[freeopinion]

protonmail did the oddest thing to me the other day. It sent an email to my gmail account to inform me that I had received an email at my protonmail address. I was stunned. The main point of having the protonmail account was to keep google out of my business.

Now I have to find a provider that doesn't leak in the dumbest of ways.

[spartas]

In protonmail, Settings → Daily email notifications → Disabled. No, I don't understand why that isn't the default setting either.

[freeopinion]

Yes. The email protonmail sent to my gmail account informed me of this lovely default. One email too late.

[bluGill]

I have used fastmail for ~10 years. However google still has far too many ways to track me.

[StavrosK]

Why are you worried about GMail's outgoing links if you're using Fastmail?

[bluGill]

Gmail is not the only place where outgoing links get this treatment. Random websites do it too once in a while.

[Freak_NL]

Use a mail client like Thunderbird.

[cptskippy]

The browser have to intercept 302 redirects and javascript .location assignments, open safe locations in a different container. Would that be a new window or the same window but with container change?

In the former scenario you'd basically get 2 new tabs, in the later you'd have a tab represent two different containers based on where you navigate in history.

Either way it sounds unsavory.

[StavrosK]

Firefox already does what you describe. It's a new tab.