> Classic software:

    Primary CTA: what’s best for you
    Secondary CTA: an alternative for you

    Primary CTA: what’s best for us
    Secondary CTA: what’s acceptable to us

It's been a long time since Windows 95's "Where do you want to go today?" slogan. Now, every developer's slogan is "Here's where we allow you to go today--and we'll make it hard to go anywhere else."

Lately Google's image search started to do the same some time ago. Click on an image, and then on the link beneath the image - it first opens a redirection notice which needs to be confirm. Acting like it's something unusual to click on a link from a search result screen...

I can only reproduce this when the link is opened in a different session than it was generated in. Maybe some vulnerability they're trying to mitigate? No idea what it would be though.