![]() * Tsumino: bypass email protection * Rewrite cfDecodeEmail Use less magic, safety is kept in mind for the key and data. Invalid key returns an empty string, invalid data is skipped. Returns not null since the Element.text() function validates that the input is not null -- and it's probably a useless distincion anyways. * further kotlin-ify cfDecodeEmails |
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