TRCA 1 Posted January 10 (edited) How can I obfuscate our email addresses on the website so they don't get combed by bots? Sorry, new to this platform and haven't a clue how to do it. Edited January 10 by TRCA 1 TreeTops reacted to this Share this post Link to post
0 veganedge 5 Posted June 12 I would also like to know if this is an option. I don't always want to use a contact form, and spelling it out (i.e. joe [at] example [dot] com) is just annoying for visitors. Share this post Link to post
0 paul2009 29,370 Posted June 12 In all honesty, it's pointless trying to obfuscate an email address; bots are intelligent. Contact forms are better than publishing email addresses (in any form) but if you do publish them, it's a good idea to invest in a good email service with optimal spam management/removal. Hi, I'm Paul, founder of SF Digital, a specialist company building the features that Squarespace didn't include. Explore our range of Squarespace Extensions, including the Wishlist, Variant Availability and Datepicker Extension. Note that links in my posts may be affiliate links. Need personal help? Book a Squarespace Expert. Share this post Link to post
0 veganedge 5 Posted June 13 I had an email address typed out with brackets on our FAQ, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service pages... maybe I'll just change it to a "contact us" link to the contact form. Thanks for feedback. Share this post Link to post
How can I obfuscate our email addresses on the website so they don't get combed by bots? Sorry, new to this platform and haven't a clue how to do it.
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