Behaviour

ModeChoose whether protected addresses render as non-linkable text, as clickable mailto: links, or retain the link/non-link state found in the original content.

Options: Non-linkable Text, As linkable mailto address, Leave as is
Cloaking MethodFree: CSS/JavaScript. Without JavaScript, CSS-generated parts still leave a readable address; JavaScript normally restores selectable text and real mailto: links.

Pro: also offers Images, email [AT] domain [DOT] com, and Custom Text.

Options: CSS/JavaScript; Images PRO; email [AT] domain [DOT] com PRO; Custom Text PRO
FontSelect the font to use for the images.
Font SizeSelect the font size to use for the images.
Font ColorSelect the font color to use for the images.
Custom TextThe string Email Protector replaces email addresses. This can also be a language string.
Protect in JavaScriptBreak up email addresses found in inline JavaScript. Disable this if it causes a script to fail.

Options: No, Yes
Protect in feedsFree replaces email addresses in feeds with the fixed email [AT] domain [DOT] com text. Pro can disable this replacement or use custom text.

Options: email [AT] domain [DOT] com (Free); No, text, Custom Text PRO
Protect in PDFsFree replaces email addresses in PDF documents with the fixed email [AT] domain [DOT] com text. Pro can disable this replacement or use custom text.

Options: email [AT] domain [DOT] com (Free); No, text, Custom Text PRO
Protect in JSONFree replaces email addresses in JSON responses with the fixed email [AT] domain [DOT] com text. Pro can disable this replacement or use custom text.

Options: email [AT] domain [DOT] com (Free); No, text, Custom Text PRO
Feeds textThe string Email Protector replaces email addresses with in feeds. This can also be a language string.
PDFs textThe string Email Protector replaces email addresses with in PDFs. This can also be a language string.
JSON textThe string Email Protector replaces email addresses with in pages with the JSON format. This can also be a language string.