As promised earlier on, we’ll now demonstrate how to obfuscate an email address with JavaScript. Obfuscating emails with JavaScript requires adding a simple code to your website. Since the address is exposed, it’s extremely easy for bots to find and save it. But with a bit of JavaScript, you can quite easily hide it. Of course, ‘name’ and ‘domain’ are to be replaced with the components of your email address. Bots are getting smarter and smarter and some can already decipher even such code. That’s why developers try to find new and new ways to encode such addresses, without affecting the user experience. It’s really easy to find and use email obfuscators. These often free web tools let you encode your addresses in various ways. There are also various plugins that can automate the process in respective frameworks so that you don’t have to obfuscate each link manually. Does email obfuscation work in general? It kind of does.
It’s a good idea to save your files to somewhere easy to find. Easy as pie. Happy converting! One thing to keep in mind is that if you’re going to be performing an image file conversion of many files to the same file type, let’s say a large group of PNG files that all need to become JPEG, you can perform a batch image format conversion as described here, which is a much faster and more efficient way to handle a large selection of images. Whether you’re converting a single image file or multiple, the feature exists in all versions of Mac OS X, the only difference other than superficial appearance of the Preview app itself, is whether you will be using the “Export” feature or the “Save As” feature. Modern versions of Mac OS X will have both, which means you can pick either to convert the image to a new format as desired.
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Today, shares change hands for less than $5. But the Profit & Protection system is starting to see a turnaround for Sabre and its GDS peers. Wall Street analysts are now projecting a 55% increase in 2022 revenue and another 26% for next year. Signs are already emerging that air travel demand is back on the rise. In October, United Airlines (NASDAQ:UAL) noted that “consumer appetite for travel is showing no signs of slowing down despite high airfares and concerns about the economy.” Shares would jump 7% on the news. As travelers take back to the skies, Sabre and other GDS firms stand to benefit. Don’t expect Sabre to remain a penny stock for long. The high-quality Sirius XM Holdings is a “safer” play for penny stock investors. A closer look under the hood shows why. 5% despite its 2019 acquisition of Pandora. It’s a metronome, not a meteor, when it comes to growth thanks to management’s “slow-and-steady” approach.
You’ll get a higher file size, but you won’t lose detail. Both kinds of WebP formats produce an image that is much smaller than their JPEG and PNG counterparts. According to Google’s data, on average, WebP images are 25-34% smaller than comparable JPEGs and 26% smaller than comparable PNGs. That’s huge! So why haven’t we all switched over to WebP images yet? Well here is the bad news. Even though WebP stepped on the image scene in 2010, Firefox and Safari did not support it. Safari still doesn’t, although now that Firefox has climbed on board it is most likely just a matter of time. So at the moment, WebP is not a fully browser supported solution. You can get around this limitation by serving up the PNG or JPEG equivalent for visitors who use a browser without support for WebP. As for creating these cool WebP files for WordPress, you can use a plugin to do this for you. In fact, the Smush Pro CDN converts images to WebP.