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JavaScript isn’t obfuscated. It’s ulgified and minified. Uglification is the process where function names and other items are shortened into smaller names whi
by Atotalnoob 2y ago
JavaScript isn’t obfuscated.
It’s ulgified and minified.
Uglification is the process where function names and other items are shortened into smaller names which reduces the payload size
For example
MyFunction(){
Const myVar = 5
}
Could become
a(){const b= 5}
- mkl 2y agoIt can definitely be obfuscated as well as minified.
- fyrn_ 2y agoNot always true, see recapcha's JS for example. It embeds an interpeter and then an obfuscaed program that runs in it.
- fyrn_ 2y agoAnother common example of this not being true is Google's closure compiler, which does non trival code transforms (inline, peephole ops, ect..)