If you want to have objects in your game be clickable, one of the most obvious methods is using a Area2D > Texture + CollisionShape2D. When your mouse interacts with the CollisionShape2D it has mouse motion, mouse exited, and input events.

Note: Control nodes have restrictions, eat up all mouse events, and don't work well with deselecting by clicking outside of any objects

1. The biggest issue is when you click on overlapping objects it will signal both events asynchronously, so there is not an easy way to differentiate the top object being clicked.

Recently a friend of mine showed me a way to use hyperlinks on Discord. Discord has a markdown notation support, so users can enhance their messages with formatting, using bold, itallic, titles, etc. It's also possible to use what Discord calls masked links, which are hyperlinks, just like normal markdown, using the syntax [text](https://example.com). The result is the following:

In the context of cybersecurity, one of the first things that comes to mind is to try to make a fake link, putting another URL on the "text" part. It would be something like [https://malicious.com](https://example.com). By doing so, an user would see the URL https://example.com, but by clicking on it, he would be redirected to https://malicious.com.

A collection of commands that change the Arc Browser icon.

1. Instalar TypeScript y demás dependencias

npm i -D typescript @types/node ts-node-dev rimraf

2. Inicializar el archivo de configuración de TypeScript ( Se puede configurar al gusto)

npx tsc --init --outDir dist/ --rootDir src