Present SVG in non-accesible form for the client
I want to make a presentation that consists from some number of slides. The actual content of the slides is going to consist of vector elements in SVG format. The transition between slides should be managed with JavaScript.
The question is, whether is it possible to implement this in such way that user can not save the presentation either using simple Save As... or digging into browser's cache?
Also I am thinking about using Raphael (which is JavaScript library) instead of pure SVG. But as far as I know, it's impossible to protect JavaScript from client access since it's meant to run on client side.
So is there any way to get full protection or at least to some extent?
I want to make a presentation that consists from some number of slides. The actual content of the slides is going to consist of vector elements in SVG format. The transition between slides should be managed with JavaScript.
The question is, whether is it possible to implement this in such way that user can not save the presentation either using simple Save As... or digging into browser's cache?
Also I am thinking about using Raphael (which is JavaScript library) instead of pure SVG. But as far as I know, it's impossible to protect JavaScript from client access since it's meant to run on client side.
So is there any way to get full protection or at least to some extent?
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