Anti-spam email displayer JavaScript script

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Anti-spam email displayer lets you display email addresses on your site without spam harvesters being able to pick up them. This is a powerful anti-spam script that lets you display email addresses on your site without spam harvesters being able to pick up them. This script is unique in the following ways: - Enter email addresses into the script using the simple format "chris[at]whatever[dot]com". The script will dynamically replace [at] and [dot] at run time for anti spam purposes. - Easily display email addresses in 2 different modes: 1) A drop down menu 2) Plain text and email link. - Display a list of email addresses, or just one from the list. - Pass in an optional CSS classname to e; &lle the email addresses.
Operating system:
Windows

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