Is there a way to make my js files not viewable or debuggable through browsers developper tools?
Greetz Andy
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Is there a way to make my js files not viewable or debuggable through browsers developper tools?
Greetz Andy
No. The browser needs to be able to read and execute your scripts, which means that in any case it has got something to show to the user in the debugging tools. You might try to obfuscate your script, but Chrome has a “pretty print” mode which reformats the Javascript back to a readable spacing and indentation (obfuscated function and variable names might still make it a bit harder to read).