Jscrambler 3.x is being retired in Q1 2018, with all 3.x cloud users migrated to Jscrambler 5.1 — a substantial upgrade across transformations, compatibility, and the overall platform experience.
The main features and benefits include:
– New and improved transformations: Including Control Flow Flattening and a more resilient Self-Defending technique, with several transformations now working together for stronger protection.
– Targets: Choose exactly which JavaScript primitive types or expressions a transformation should apply to.
– ES2015 compatibility: Jscrambler is now fully compliant with the ES2015 spec.
– Fresh features: Randomization Seed, Source Maps, and more flexible Code Annotations join the platform.
– New Node CLI: Customize how your workflows interact with the Jscrambler API.
– Refreshed UI and App Dashboard: A revamped interface streamlines protection and project organization.
Migrating from 3.x requires converting your JSON configuration and reviewing Code Annotations; custom templates are migrated automatically, and default templates have been updated to reflect the new features.