Email Encoder – Protect Email Addresses and Phone Numbers

Description

This plugin provides full site protection for your email addresses against spam-bots and email harvesters. It requires no configuration and protects phone numbers and other text using integrated shortcodes or href attribute encoding.

Features include full page protection for all emails, instant results, and support for various link types including mailto links, plain emails, and RSS feeds. It automatically detects the best protection technique for each email and allows for exclusion of specific posts and pages from protection.

The plugin supports multiple encoding methods and provides shortcodes for easy integration. It is compatible with most themes and plugins, ensuring seamless functionality.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free Email Encoder – Protect Email Addresses and Phone Numbers plugin.

Email protection

Spam prevention

Phone number protection

Screenshots

FAQ

You can test this in three different ways.

The easiest (and most efficient) way is to use our website checker, which looks over your website and detects unprotected emails. It is completely free and you can find it here on our website.

The second possibility is to enable the plugin option (in the admin panel) called “Security Check”.
When you are logged in and look on the page there will be a icon on the right side of each email address confirming it was successfully encoded. (This counts only for emails that are displayed within the body tag as HTML. Emails within data attributes or the header won’t show this icon since otherwise the site breaks.)

The third possibility is to check the source code yourself by right-clicking on the page and select View Source Code (the exact text depends on the browser).
Now your (real) source code will be shown. Your email address should not be shown in a readable way in the source.

Important: in the element inspector of the browser the email address is nearly always shown, so don’t worry about that. That is because the inspector shows a real time representation of the page. This means an encoded email address is already decoded and made usable for the visitor of the page.