It's a great side effect of the web that a good chunk of an app's source code is open to be viewed and learned from. It's fun to explore another site's code and

It's a great side effect of the web that a good chunk of an app's source code is open to be viewed and learned from. It's fun to explore another site's code and discover how they pulled off their tricks. Netflix may claim they're doing it for "security reasons" but I could see other companies hopping on the bandwagon "to protect their intellectual property" and that'd be a sad day for the internet. Hopefully this doesn't turn into the crazy right-click-blocking craze as another poster mentioned.