Jscrambler 3.7 protects all the main JavaScript libraries and frameworks with the most compliant version of Jscrambler yet, and laying the groundwork for ECMAScript 6 support.
The main features and benefits include:
– Broader framework compliance: Jscrambler now handles edge cases across popular libraries and frameworks, including AngularJS custom HTML attributes (module and controller names) and RequireJS module loaders that require special transformation behavior.
– Automated compliance testing: A new automatic testing process continuously verifies compliance against current libraries and frameworks. Compliance test results are available for you to review, and you can submit your own or third-party libraries to be added to the test suite.
– ECMAScript 6 (Harmony) groundwork: Jscrambler introduces JavaScript strict mode compatibility and protection for Harmony generators, laying the foundation to support ES6 features as they roll out across major browsers.
– Atom editor integration: A new plugin lets you request obfuscation directly from GitHub’s Atom text editor, speeding up your protection workflow. (Note: this Atom package was deprecated in 2019.)
– Domain Lock and Expiration Date messaging: Communicate directly with your application’s users when protection stops it from running, whether due to an unauthorized domain or an expired subscription, improving the user experience and reducing support friction.