Password protect html/javascript pages. The page is encrypted and the decryption code itself is hidden so virtually nothing can be seen in the clear in Netscape or Internet Explorer. It is very simple to use (no cutting/pasting or separate generation steps required) and no JavaScript knowledge required. The password is NOT in the source code (in the clear OR hidden). Web pages are protected from web linking or user bookmarking unlike most other javascript solutions. Even if a search engine somehow finds your page it will not be able to process it, if a user followed such a search engine link the user is prompted for a password. Can have same/different passwords for each protected web page or group multiple pages under a single password. You can specify sections of Javascript code that should not be touched. As newer and better releases of this product are released they can be used with little or no effort on your part (remember no cutting/pasting or any editing is required).

This JavaScript library provides encryption for Web pages using simple, text-oriented method called column transposition. The idea is to write the plain text in block on the row-first bases. The text is then read column-first. The trick is in that the columns are not read from left to right, but in the order specified by the encryption key. Simple transliteration is applied before encryption, allso. If one is not concerned with goverement spying on them, this method may provide enough secrecy. Ideas on how to use it: encrypt address book of the high school friends or save client-side cookies encrypted with users password.

This is a simple JavaScript that allows you to protect your HTML source code by preventing users from right-clicking on their mouse. It disables right-clicking and instead will display a message you specify.

This script prevents people from right-clicking on your page to steal your HTML source codes or images. There are a few weaknesses to this, but it is a good barrier against anyone trying to steal your code.