Im trying to obfuscate a .js file, it has logic in it that id rather not be reversed really easily lol. Every time i try, it breaks strings and i even if i add them as reversed strings, it still breaks, Context, this is a script for a chrome extension and its reading through <div> containers with static names
#Trying to obfuscate js file
proven lichen
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Hi! I'd like to help, but I need more details to give you useful feedback:
- Which obfuscation tool are you using? (e.g., webpack, terser, javascript-obfuscator.io, etc.)
- Share your code - Post the relevant snippet that's breaking, formatted in a code block
- What exactly breaks? - Show the error message or describe what happens when you run the obfuscated code
- What have you tried? - You mentioned reversed strings; what other approaches have you tested?
Once you provide these details, we can help you troubleshoot why the obfuscation is breaking your extension's functionality.
-# Browser JavaScript @teal crane @violet spindle @serene pine
proven lichen
javascript-obfuscator.io, and once the obf does its thing the strings change to hex, so it can no longer search for the correct <div>s on a page. Tried adding them to a config for reserved names and strings but even still it fails
serene pine