Would it be possible to improve the inner text value of the element even more, e.g. by adding random dynamic comments (additional to x, y) and placing these comments on random places, e.g.
Hi Andreas, thanks for suggesting this - I like it. I've added it as an enhancement, which I'll get around to at some point, (it's all work work work for me these days :-)
Better link text encoding
Hi,
SafeMailLink produces the following output:
<a href="javascript:if(typeof(sendEmail)=='function'){sendEmail('4D61696C746F3A64616E667265642E7465727A6572406B656E646F782E636F6D');}">jane<!--y-->.doe@<!--x-->test<!--y-->.com</a>
Would it be possible to improve the inner text value of the element even more, e.g. by adding random dynamic comments (additional to x, y) and placing these comments on random places, e.g.
<a href="javascript:if(typeof(sendEmail)=='function'){sendEmail('4D61696C746F3A64616E667265642E7465727A6572406B656E646F782E636F6D');}">jane<!--m-->.do<!--b-->[email protected]<!--h-->om</a>
Another way could be to use the same logic as for the mailto part by writing out a hash and decode by javascript when the page is rendered.
These variations would differ on each page generation and would make it much more secure in my opinion.
What do you think? Could it be implemented?
Best Regards
Andreas
Hi Andreas, thanks for suggesting this - I like it. I've added it as an enhancement, which I'll get around to at some point, (it's all work work work for me these days :-)
Cheers, Lee.
Hi Lee,
Sounds great, I'm looking forward to a new release :)
Thank you,
Andreas
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