Has any of your clients asked you to disable inspect element and right click on webpages to protect their COPYRIGHT images from being downloaded...

Wait, are the 90's back?

I have had that, both in the 90s and a few years ago.

Put the images behind a proxy so they cant be accessed directly.

@nblackburn http://commitstrip.com/en/2016/...

Happened to me just last year. All i did was disable the right click and the client seemed to be fine with that :)

Encrypt your HTML 😪

@kaqqao I was being ironic 😶

yes

@kaqqao can you make the client understand this?

@gitpush and disable printscreen just as an added safety measure.

@syde maybe load images only after scanning his fingerprint? 🤔

@gitpush but users lose fingers all the time. I recommend using the the third toe of your right leg on weekdays and second toe of your left on weekends.

@syde don't complicate it too much, add find my finger feature in your website and you should be good to go

@kaqqao ya "app" that must be destroyed >_>

@kaqqao Yes but what i suggested can help against some forms of theft.

And put a big threatening message about taking pictures of the screen with a camera there as well.

I found a site a while back with right clicking and left clicking disabled (not kidding) the only thing you could click on were links and whatever they allowed you to click.
I tried overwriting their CSS rules, but they also had a script running which checked every second if the rules were still active, and if not, it disabled it again. After I found that out, I just left and never came back

They don't know what inspect element is. I think some of them don't know what right click is!

@Kalvin many believe incognito is the purest form of anonymity and security.....because its logo has a suspicious man with a hat and an overcoat