Looks like an impressive collection.
Given that js scripts (and css and html) can be compressed / decompressed as part of the HTTP operation may I ask what are the benefits of compression at run time?On Wed, Aug 19, 2015 at 11:07 PM, Dave Brown <0ntariokingston@gmail.com> wrote:
I got tired of the lack of tools to compress and obfuscate, so I have tried to tackle the issue.--www.whak.ca is a bunch of obfuscators I made.www.scriptcompress.com will minify and use real compression (LZMA, ZIP, gzip, bzip, etc) that extracts VIA web browser client side inline/offline/online
On Thursday, May 18, 2006 at 10:22:39 PM UTC-4, markm wrote:There doesn't seem to be a good javascript compressor/obfuscator
available that doesn't break code. Google must have an in-house tool
they've used on Maps etc.Do they have any plans to provide this to the general public?
Having said that, I'm of two minds as to whether this is a good idea. I
think we've all benefited at some point from the unobfuscated code of
others and reverse engineering is such a bore.Thanks.
Mark Maunder.
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