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For mailto links that were generated using Drupal's l() function, the RC4 Email module works well. ```
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<a href="mailto:example.one@example.org">Send email to example.one@example.com</a> |
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<a href="mailto:example ! one () example ! org" data-emailurl="H5NkTqSWw54048Y34paoxxdCTz5/yAKUavP6XcL7ZeB24tB4" data-textenc="MYBsVbaWi5lm1dQz4IW/nQVV" class="rc4_email">Send email to example ! one () example ! org</a> |
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One thing to note is that when inspecting the page you won't notice any difference—it will look just like a normal mailto link. However, if you view the source you will see something similar to the 'obfuscated for bots' example above.
Text format
To obfuscate email addresses in a text field it looks like Invisimail is the way to go. It provides an input filter that can be added to any text format (admin/config/content/formats) on your site in order that email addresses in typed into text fields get obfuscated. It provides Javascript based obfuscation as well as a method that uses HTML entities.
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