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The case for a reputable website is even stronger given that you can literally inspect the source code as it runs. While a native program might require disassem
by nexuist 7y ago
The case for a reputable website is even stronger given that you can literally inspect the source code as it runs. While a native program might require disassembly and de-obfuscation, a website can only deliver JavaScript that can just be copy-pasted into a text editor.
The one exception I can think of might be WebAssembly, but to date most native features (like location, filesystem access, even manipulating the DOM) require interop with JS to be used by wasm.
- toast0 7y agoPlenty of websites minify their javascript, which is on the train to obfuscation. Javascript is definitely obfuscatable if desired.