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Email Address Encoder for HTML Pages

This form will allow you to encode your e-mail address through the use of Character Entities, transforming your ascii email address into its equivalent decimal entity. Simply enter your regular e-mail address in the first text box, click the encode button, and then highlight and copy the resulting code produced in the second text box.

This encoded e-mail address can be read and translated back into its original ascii text by almost any web browser without any further action on your part. Just replace all instances of your e-mail address on your pages with the code, and you won’t have to worry (too much) about spam lists.

Your privacy is assured: We hate SPAM, and this is NOT a trick to obtain your address. You are welcome to look at the source code. Neither form field — input or output — is saved, stored or collected.

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