HTML is now encrypted at the source and then decrypted using Javascript on the client That is obfuscation, not encryption. When you provide a function capable

HTML is now encrypted at the source and then decrypted using Javascript on the client That is obfuscation, not encryption. When you provide a function capable of 'decrypting' the ciphertext with the ciphertext, I don't really think it can be called encryption anymore. It's kind of like saying: smNOSPAManek@fas.REMOVETHISTOOharvard.edu is encrypted ... If it's just Javascript, this should be pretty easy to fix (technically at least), right? I don't know the details of boxee's architecture, but there are plenty of free Javascript engines.