**Story**
As a user who is careful with managing privacy and data usage, I want a clear indication when I'm tapping on navigation within the app when it is actually redirecting me to an external web page.
**Problem**
Currently there is no visual indicator that selecting the "Support Wikipedia" option in the Explore feed overflow takes them to a external web page. This is especially misleading since the other links (login and Settings) navigate users to other sections within the app.
Similarly certain items in Settings and article footer menu do the same.
**Proposed solution**
Add an "[[ https://material.io/icons/#ic_open_in_new | Open in new ]]" icon to the "Support Wikipedia" item as a commonly understood sign that the item will open as an external link or new area outside the current tab/view.
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| **Area with external link** | **Icon placement and application**
| "Support Wikipedia" in Explore feed overflow | 16dp from RHS edge of overflow menu item; sized: 24x24dp; color: Material theme Secondary color [Light theme: Black@54%] {F14548088}
| "Wikipedia app FAQs", "Privacy policy", "Terms of use" menu items in Settings | 16dp from RHS edge of screen; sized: 24x24dp; color: Material theme Secondary color [Light theme: Black@54%] {F14548319}
| Talk page and Edit history items on the "About this article" footer menu | 16dp from RHS edge of card; sized: 24x24dp; color: Material theme Secondary color [Light theme: Black@54%] {F14549295}