I’m using asp.net but open to using any language for doing this. I’ve seen some javascripts that does this but they seem pretty easy to get around.
Is there a reliable way to keep users from downloading an image?
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I’m using asp.net but open to using any language for doing this. I’ve seen some javascripts that does this but they seem pretty easy to get around.
Is there a reliable way to keep users from downloading an image?
Don’t put it on the website.
Seriously. If you send it to the user to have it displayed to them, then they have the image, and can thus save the image. Relying on the browser to enforce some sort of policy will inevitably end in defeat. If you can view it, you can copy it. The music industry has been learning this lesson the hard way.