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I would like to make it difficult to download Html5 videos from the URL, which the user can inspect (examine with browser functions). Searching the Net saw that there is a 100% way not to allow the advanced user to download videos.
I am using the Html5 tag to display videos of an EAD course:
<video id="video"
src="localhost/path/#{Manegbean.bancoDado.codigo}.mp4"
preload="auto"
width="780px"
height="490px"
controls="controls"/>
What I’ve been able to do so far is disable oncontextmenu (false), not to allow the option to save the video by the browser, but if the user inspects (is a smart user can see the videos).
Does anyone have a hint on how well I can hide, the tag that lets me view the videos? If I had this possibility! If you have any way to give more security to the content you are welcome.
Thank you!
Please do not put image in code format. This makes it difficult to read and use code for testing.
– Randrade
Why put a picture of the code instead of the code directly? This makes it difficult to test and difficult to use screen readers (people with some degree of visual impairment)
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