When the page is served, the email-decode.min.js script is executed, and the tag is replaced with the original. The advantage of this is that bots need to execute the JavaScript on your page in order to retrieve your email address, which raises the barrier (slightly) for bots trying to scrape the email address from your app.
1. The script email-decode.min.js is loaded very early on in the rendering process. Even before other scripts and important images.
2. The email that you are hiding is most probably is not even in the visible viewport.
3. The email decoding is not the most important thing that will happen on the page.
By default you will get an injected javascript file on all pages to help email addresses be obfuscated called email-decode.min.js. No thank you. In the Scrape Shield menu option.and server side excludes I turned off too. This is found in the menu Scrape Shield
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