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Javascript Obfuscator 4.3
Stop theft of your JavaScripts! Scramble, obfuscate, and pack JavaScript code!
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Total downloads: 415
- Last Updated: Feb 24, 2011
- License: Shareware $49.00
- OS: Windows XP/2000/98
- Requirements: No special requirements
- Publisher: Javascript-Source.com (1 more Applications)
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Javascript Obfuscator converts JavaScript source code into a scrambled and completely unreadable form, preventing Analysis and theft.
Javascript Obfuscator can:
* Process javascript tags in html files and all .js files associated with html pages as well as separate .js files
* remove comments and white spaces, reducing the file size and minimizing the loading time
* pack the code as a long line
* add finishing ";" when appropriate
* Create a list of function and variable names
* generate new non-understandable names and rename functions and variables depending on user settings
* work with command line.
New engine with an unique compression module. It provides best compression ratio comparing with other js minifiers.
The compression is fully safe. That means that the compressed version of your JavaScript is ready-to-use without a worry about a possible script malfunction.
Now, in most cases, it's not necessary to obfuscate names of variables, because the compression makes the code completely unreadable. you can free download Javascript Obfuscator 4.3 now.
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