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I’m just wondering for example I have a code like this:
<input type="text" value="value" id="txtbox" style="display:none" />
is there a way that it could not be crawled or find at firebug? or any other inspect element?
hope my question make sense
thanks in advance for response 🙂
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No. Anything within an HTML document, as served by a server, can easily be processed simply by doing a GET request on it and reading the result as plain text. So anything you might try in HTML, CSS, JavaScript or FooScript would have no effect.