Question

When I view the page source of google search, for example http://www.google.com/search?q=test,

the html code looks messy and I can’t understand a thing from it (see below).

Is it on purpose?

What is this “encryption” called and how do I create it for normal html?

Thanks!

function _tvn(a,b){var c=parseInt(a,10);
return isNaN(c)?b:c}function _tvf(a,b){var c=parseFloat(a);
return isNaN(c)?b:c}function _tvb(a,b){return a=="true"?e:a=="false"?k:b}function _tvv(a)
{return!!a}function n(a,b,c){(c||m) aa=function(){return m.bv.m==1};n("sb",aa);

Answer 1

The HTML isn’t encrypted, it’s just minified, or in fact, its just the JS that is minified. The HTML is there, in normal format, just need to look for it in the right place. Direct copy of the html from that page, from the source code.