> Email addresses published on webpages usually need to be protected from email-harvesting spambots.
Do they though?
I have had my email address published on my website in a <a href="mailto:… for like 20 years and I don't get spam that would get through the spam filter.
I use both Gmail and (for some other addresses) a webmail hosted by a local company which uses some other filter. Both work well, so it's not something only Google can do.
Do they though?
I have had my email address published on my website in a <a href="mailto:… for like 20 years and I don't get spam that would get through the spam filter.
I use both Gmail and (for some other addresses) a webmail hosted by a local company which uses some other filter. Both work well, so it's not something only Google can do.