JScrambler

JScrambler has been a great help for our web-based products since it helps obfuscating our javascript code, which is good for security reasons and protect our intellectual property.

I believe that there's a good margin to improve the learning curve when starting to use the product. Not that hard to use, but it could improve.

Jscrambler has deep knowledge of Javascript protection to protect intellectual property and prevent tampering. They have many features and options. Their web console is easy to use, informative and powerful. They also provide HTTP APIs that allow us to programmatically use their service and integrate with our builds. Jscrambler support is top notch.

It is not cheap and it is usage based so if you have many builds and environments, you must watch your usage.

- It has a good integration with webpack
- The support it's incredible fast and they solve the problems in no time
- The resulting code it's non-sense and the performance doesn't drop that much
- You can trick the configuration in order to fit your necessities

- There's a leak of options that other obfuscators have like prevent variable content to be obfuscated or make the code isolated and self-executed
- In the past there were a few bugs that cause some problems but the technical team fixed them fast

High levels of protection, including date and domain locks.

There have been features that stopped being supported or work differently on newer releases, requiring we redesign our our interface to the Jscrambler API.

Javascript obfuscation.
A lot of options for obfuscation.

I have to re-create templates whenever this software is updated.