v2.0.1: eeb_mailto doesn’t actually protect email
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In v2.0.1, [eeb_mailto] doesn’t actually protect the email.
Steps:
1. In plugin settings, choose either “WordPress filters” or “Don’t do anything” (not “Full-page scan”)
2. Use eeb_mailto on a WordPress post:[eeb_mailto email="foobar@example.com"]
3. View source of the generated page:<span id="eeb-201968-515980"></span><script type="text/javascript">(function(){var ml="n2oAiCr4etfxlbh%acD-ksm.pE3F0",mi="?J5@?1L>68:?JB?11F@4<92?J3:22=@6?7L8;@FH<8GA2F?11?1L?1LA<@EE?JB?11F@4<C<40D?11?JI:22=@6?7L8;@FH<8GA2F?J5?1K@?JI",o="";for(var j=0,l=mi.length;j<l;j++){o+=ml.charAt(mi.charCodeAt(j)-48);}document.getElementById("eeb-201968-515980").innerHTML = decodeURIComponent(o);}());</script><noscript>foobar@example.com</noscript>
(I’m not sure if that shows up properly. The issue is that it includes the foobar@example.com email address verbatim inside noscript tags.)
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