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I am so confused. > Besides, we strongly recommend to let our JavaScript file blend in with the rest of your application's JavaScript. Webpack, compress and ug
by SimeVidas 8y ago
I am so confused.
> Besides, we strongly recommend to let our JavaScript file blend in with the rest of your application's JavaScript. Webpack, compress and uglify the best you can, to make the code responsible for validation as difficult as possible to find and break.
Ok, so this is a solution to detect (some of) the sites that use your JavaScript code without approval, not a solution to prevent them from doing it (since it can be easily blocked once you know to look for it).
- jlebrech 8y agoI guess all you can do is blackball customers that stole your code and later need you to fix something later on.
- frits1993 8y agoExactly. By detecting and letting you know what happened, you'll be able to take action. You know who you built the application for and will most likely still have their phone number which you can use to ask them what's going on.