Gmail automatically converts URLs and email addresses to links
If you have a URL or email address listed without a link, Gmail will add it for you. For example, name@test.com within this paragraph will get converted to:
<a href=“mailto:name@test.com”> name@test.com</a> Here are two possible fixes:
1.) Insert an HTML entity that Gmail does not recognize, like:
­ So change name@test.com to:
name@test­.com Change www.mydomain.com to:
www.mydomain­.com Change http://www.mydomain.com to:
http:­//www.mydomain­.com 2.) Insert an anchor around the URL or email address and format it like the rest of your text. For example:
<a href=’#’ style=“color:#000; text-decoration:none”> test@test.com</a> 
