Protect Window name interferes with basic javascript variables

[UltraBlackLinux]

Summary

The "Protect window name" option somehow messes with a small snippet of javascript here: https://samples.kb6.de/downloads.php

If you check at the very bottom of the page, there is an email address. If you disable chameleon, it pops up in it's entirety (mail@example.com). If you enable chameleon with the aforementioned option enabled, the javascript no longer produces a full email address, as name is empty (as can be checked in the console - console.log(name)) (@example.com). This is the snippet used (redacted to prevent spam):

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">var name = "mail"; var domain = "example.com"; document.write('<a href=\"mailto:' + name + '@' + domain + '\">'); document.write(name + '@' + domain + '</a>')</script>

I was not able to get it to empty the name variable in a simple html document containing the script.

Why is this happening?

Context (Environment)

117.0, Arch Linux

[sereneblue]

@UltraBlackLinux This was an issue with implementation for how the window.name is overwritten. Settings variables in JS bind to the window scope. So the above
var name = "mail"; is the same as window.name = '"mail";. Chameleon's window.name protection would overwrite window.name's getter and always return an empty string. I've corrected this to only clear window.name on initial page load which resolves this issue.

[UltraBlackLinux]

awesome, thank you!