0 reply content: where the DOM tree is, how to encrypt it is useless... Even exe can be reversed. html requires source code. You can confuse javascript at most to comfort yourself. After opening the browser, I can see everything in the source code. Write the construction process of html as js, compile js into a certain IL, pass the IL and anti-compiler during transmission, and wait until the client decompile the code into js for execution.
Script.../* Get the content through AJAX request here and add something to the Canvas. */... script
The upstairs experts have answered the question and dare not create a new one.
But in another way, if you use JavaScript (with ajax to get specific HTML from the background) to generate HTML, it will be hard for others to get it. Of course, it can still be captured. If you mess up the JS structure and Loading Order, the complexity will not be worth stealing. Use webgl to draw and transmit data in a private format using websocket. Use c to write llvm compilation. If you have time, confuse the instruction set. The difficulty of parsing code can be raised to the same level as that of parsing IL code. Of course, if I want to capture it, I will use the big method. Therefore, it is best to customize this private format, which requires a lot of computing to be unlocked. If the browser can resolve the issue, it will be useless. Funny! Compile webkit into js and use webgl rendering to develop your own browser or browser plug-in.
