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It is true, well kinda. If you hyperlink an email address around an <a href, then it will.
Proof? http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/013686.html Kinda.
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Barry Schwartz, CEO of RustyBrick, Inc. & Editor of the Search Engine Roundtable. |
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URLs of the form ht tp://foo@b ar. com are really just ht tp://b ar. com, with 'foo' as a login username. Note that it's not /possible/ to 3xx redirect this, as the browser will only send the username 'foo' if the server returns a 401 not authorized status to an anonymous request - and only after the user is then prompted for a password as well, usually.
The general syntax is this: ht tp[s]://[username[:password]@]hostname[:port][/path][?query-string] You can also see this technique used in some phishing emails - they'll use things like ht tp://www .paypal .com[lots of spaces]@www .somehackedserver. kr/cgi-bin/owned.pl [spaces inserted in URLs to avoid your linkspamfilter, feel free to edit them out] |
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