That when you click on a link, you get a message window with the title of the link and the destination to which the link leads. In this way, potential fraud/phishing can be recognized in advance.
I’d be delighted to see this feature implemented. It’s similar to Google Chrome’s feature on iOS. However, from what I understand, your proposed feature differs from Google Chrome’s implementation on iOS. Google Chrome only allows this feature to be activated by external links, not within the Chrome browser itself.
I’ve also submitted an idea myself on this matter (waiting for approval). I suggest asking users if they want to open external links in private browsing, normal browsing, or cancel. This way, users won’t be automatically navigated to the link and will have a second chance to review the URL and pick their browsing mode of choice.
Nevertheless, I love the suggestion. It would enhance security. Perhaps it could be included in the privacy and security settings, with a warning message indicating that every link you click will have prompts.