protect local html files

[Simple.]

Hello

Is there a way to protect a local ( HTML , JS and CSS ) files from cache in client resources file ؟

[aka Blue]

@Simple.

<file src="file.html" cache="false"/>

Edited September 15, 2018 by aka Blue

[Simple.]

2 minutes ago, aka Blue said:

@Simple.

<file src="file.html" cache="false"/>

Thanks, but I've tried it before and it did not work

[MIKI785]

teaEncode/teaDecode

[JeViCo]

3 hours ago, MIKI785 said:

teaEncode/teaDecode

EncodeString/DecodeString *updated functions

 

3 hours ago, Simple. said:

Is there a way to protect a local ( HTML , JS and CSS ) files from cache in client resources file ؟

i tried to protect it using raw data + temporary file but if i delete it, html won't work. Saving files on own website unsafe too

[Simple.]

14 hours ago, MIKI785 said:

teaEncode/teaDecode

Can you please explain?

[JeViCo]

5 hours ago, Simple. said:

Can you please explain?

this function encodes/decodes strings. For example you can read whole file using fileRead and fileGetSize functions (added this on wiki), encode them with password, save client-side. Nobody won't steal decoded file if they don't have password. This method is a little bit better but is unsafe too because you should always keep html file opened to work on client-side. Someone may steal it using common software

Edited September 16, 2018 by JeViCo

[Pirulax]

Inject it using executeBrowserJavaScript

Edited September 16, 2018 by Pirulax

[Simple.]

18 hours ago, JeViCo said:

this function encodes/decodes strings. For example you can read whole file using fileRead and fileGetSize functions (added this on wiki), encode them with password, save client-side. Nobody won't steal decoded file if they don't have password. This method is a little bit better but is unsafe too because you should always keep html file opened to work on client-side. Someone may steal it using common software 

 

6 hours ago, Pirulax said:

Inject it using executeBrowserJavaScript 

 

Thanks , I will try