Anti-Theft Block

[superQ]

I doubt anyone will be stealing any of my stuff anyway---you, on the otherhand,got some real good stuff to steal.

[akulion]

well ive already been robbed several times lol

[copter]

Yup thats true

And this is an excellent mod just what we need - some people are just too lazy to make their own things and thats what gets to me especially after so much hard work goes into it

[WarBirD]

That is cool but I think i found a weakness. You know for Firefox the plugin NO SCRIPT, its actually a good script. Blocks Java Scripts on Sites I surf, until I allow it. Some sites really do have shitty things in JAVA there.

So, I got to your example page and I could save it all, until I allowed the JAVA script on your Site. So, I guess thats easy to avoid then. Or do you have a solution for that ?

WarBirD

[akulion]

yea the script is more of a "deterrant" as opposed to a fool proof setup

There is always a way around everything lol

thats the bottom line really lol

[edgeonline]

definately a deterrant. Peeps will just google and find the trick to get around it if they don't already know. But for the lazy, it works great!

[mandos]

you do know that it is very very very easy to "steal" the text or the picture by looking at the source code of the page???

I mean, nice script, but I find it useless!
After all once I put something online I know there is a very good chance that someone will copy it!

My opinion

[G6Cad]

By looking at the sourse code wont allowe you to download it, the code are just text, not the image itself, you might have the path, but still cant download the image

[mandos]

i'm pretty sure it easy to download the image once you have it's path

http://path-to-peace.com/60.gif
(right click on it, and save it! or wget/flashget it!)

PS: I already had that image...

[Thurnok]

Actually, its easier than many people realize.  By viewing the image, you in fact already have it!  It's in your browser cache, and you can simply copy it from there to any directory with any filename you like.

There are in fact, a number of utilities that allow you to view your browser of choice's (IE, FF, Mozilla, Opera, etc) cache in a multiformat viewer/editor.