ew.

well maybe there's no good way to protect javascript then. linux people are able to view source.. while windows people with IE have to go to their cache. I don't really care for Netscape, but obviously since the mod_rewrite is all server-side, netscape doesn't send the referer with the script request..

so... all browsers are unalike. i don't really care for netscape though, that thing is blah. my past sites have been javascript intense and i found making it all compatible with netscape is like doubling the length of the source code.

i wanted to protect javascript after a few sites just took the code and copied it completely, changing my "by: jerry su, email: email@jsu07.com" and replacing it with their own name and email. i even had a copyright message which they left in tact.

oh well.. i'll remove the .htaccess and forget the whole thing.