Advanced HTMLCoder 3.0

ADVANCED HTMLCODER SNAPSHOT

Optimize, encrypt and protect your HTML, JavaScript and CSS code.

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Advanced HTMLCoder is a unique security and content management tool that enables you to shrink the size of your Web pages, restrict access to them and protect your code from unauthorized viewing. Use this utility to optimize the HTML, CSS and JavaScript code by removing redundant spaces, lines and characters and changing styles, classes and variable names for the shorter ones. It can also compress the pages making them smaller and their code - human-unreadable (all modern browsers will deflate the compressed pages on the fly and there won’t be any problems with displaying their content). The security features of the program include encryption of Web pages, implementing password protection to restrict access to the Web resources and disabling certain operations in the browser interface. If your page is intended for private use only, you can encrypt its code (using powerful Blowfish and GOST encryption algorithms) and set the access password. You can also protect the source code of your pages from unethical competitors by encrypting it and disabling certain functions, including the display of URLs in the status bar, text selection, right mouse button operations, printing and copying elements to the Clipboard. The program supports a full range of command line options enabling you to automate recurring tasks (e.g. run the program from a batch file to protect modified files before uploading them to the server), call Advanced HTMLCoder from other applications and more. Other features of the program include the ability to protect pages from spidering and caching, prevention of loading them in a frame on another site and offline browsing, and also protection from displaying pages at different URLs. Advanced HTMLCoder combines all features of other products of the family that includes a number of more specialized tools: hTune (code optimization), hCrypt (encryption of Web pages) and hWard (protection).