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even better... use teh unescape function. example:

unescape("%40")

returns

"@"

pretty cool.

furthermore... a better xpath expression would be:

"//a[starts-with(@href,'mailto:')]"

that eliminates the need for your whole "isMailTo" check. not sure why you would even need the "hasMail" part.....

some websites use %40 instead of '@' when they encode mailtos, so i would change the hasMail= line to:

hasMail = Math.max(thisLink.href.indexOf('%40'), thisLink.href.indexOf('@'));