[Javascript] Making images safe from downloading

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Image protections are done with Image Editors
Try something like watermarks, it's done with the Image Editors like Adobe PSP or corel Paint.
That way you can prevent any user from copying, I'm not realy sure even from previewing, I even think there are way's
to prevent from previewing without premission. (password protection), expiry dates and so.

As for screenCapture, try to prevent it with keyEvent, see first what keys are allways used for capturing, return them false, or if you discover that it can not
prevent activation of the capture, use thhis onkeydown to minimize browser window. That way (!activation keys work with key pressed) you're window will be minimized before the capture is executed.



----- Original Message -----
From: Brian Andrews
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 8:55 PM
To: javascript at latech.edu
Subject: [Javascript] Making images safe from downloading


I am developing a portfolio site for a photographer. He is anxious that his
images don't get downloaded and used without his permission.

I was thinking I could just put a blank layer over the image to deter
dragging or clicking on the image. However, we all know that the determined
person will just find out the source of the image and type the address in to
get the image.

Another idea I had was placing images using SSI. Would something like that
work and deter someone from getting the image source?

Even so the image has to show up in order for there to be a portfolio.
Nothing would prevent a screen capture. Or would there?



Thanks,

Brian



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