Access email address mask

You're looking for a way to mask an email address!

There are a few ways to do this, depending on your needs and the platform you're using. Here are a few options:

1. HTML Email Address Masking: You can use HTML to mask an email address by wrapping it in a <span> tag with the style attribute set to display: none. This will hide the email address from being displayed directly.

Example:

<span style="display: none;">[email protected]</span>

2. JavaScript Email Address Masking: You can use JavaScript to mask an email address by using a library like jQuery or a simple JavaScript function. Here's an example using jQuery:

   <script>
   $(document).ready(function() {
    var email = "[email protected]";
    var maskedEmail = email.replace("@", "@[at]");
    $("#email").text(maskedEmail);
   });
   </script>

   This code replaces the @ symbol with @[at], effectively masking the email address.

3. Email Address Masking Libraries: There are also libraries available that can help you mask email addresses, such as EmailMask or Email Protector. These libraries provide a simple way to mask email addresses and can be integrated into your website or application.

4. Regular Expressions: You can also use regular expressions to mask an email address. Here's an example:

   var email = "[email protected]";
   var maskedEmail = email.replace(/@/g, "@[at]");

   This code replaces all occurrences of the @ symbol with @[at], effectively masking the email address.

Remember to always validate and sanitize user-input email addresses to prevent potential security issues.