Why is the "configure view" link visible to anonymous users in a view-generated block when no permissions to allow that have been set?
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Can you post an image showing this?
I'm not able to reproduce on a clean install of Backdrop, and a view that displays nodes. The Configure View link is not shown to anonymous.