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I didn't even knew this excisted

very old "plugin" (more like a tweak) for netscape... I don't have it anymore, but I once did.... too bad I don't have it anymore

view source is just as good ^_^ and that's in the view menu, no need for right click

if your browser can download the picture, then it can save it, there's no escape

how come i could right click>save image in fire fox and it came right to where i name the picture

cos it has an empty picture called copyright.gif on top of it

Omg, how increadibly stupid.

If you want to protect your stuff; learn from this :

http://lhunath.5gigs.com/test/

The encoding when you view source isn't perfect yet but anyhow. I doubt many of you will get it. Only way is still a print screen; which nobody can protect his images from.

Also, if you know where the content is cached, you can get it from there too.
And marissa, I think any protection script is IE only, as it doesn't work in Mozilla either.

I dont know what you're talking about...

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Originally posted by lhunath
Omg, how increadibly stupid.

If you want to protect your stuff; learn from this :
http://lhunath.5gigs.com/test/

The encoding when you view source isn't perfect yet but anyhow. I doubt many of you will get it. Only way is still a print screen; which nobody can protect his images from.

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Don't call his method stupid...
1) The principle is EXACTLY the same as the one you linked to: background image
2) And tbh, the one you linked to is far worse!!!! Simply saving the page, results in the "encrypted" data to be saved as plain text inside the html-file... and the css, which is "hidden" in the encryption is saved along with it, of course also in plain text so you can see the image URL's immediatly!!!!!!... You even don't have to decrypt anything for yourself (which you have to do with Ezra's method)....

In other words, nothing to learn from the link you posted.....

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Originally posted by raceprouk
And marissa, I think any protection script is IE only, as it doesn't work in Mozilla either.

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No, bad right-click protection scripts are IE only...... If you write a good one then right-clicking in Mozilla is also "disabled".....

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Originally posted by Mike2
I dont know what you're talking about...

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Then don't post (yes, I know this is T&T, but this evolved in a spamless discussion, so keep it that way, thanks)

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Don't call his method stupid...

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Appologies =)
I recon I didn't look very well and took it for a simple IE no rightclick script with some addons. My bad.

Yet, protecting images on the web is the most stupid thing you could do; since there's no point to it whatsoever. And no way to do it properly anyway. All I do wonder about is this :
Can you add a watermark to an image in a way that the watermark is also present in a screenshot of the image ?