August 24th, 2010, by Andreas
Version 3.2.2 Released
Version 3.2.2 of HTML Guard, which we released today, includes the following bug fixes:
- An error with detecting UTF-8 encoded pages was corrected.
- A problem with handling poorly-formed script tags (e.g. <script src>) was resolved.
- The “Disable Shortcuts” feature was completely revamped to support more browsers.
Tags: Update
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May 3rd, 2010, by Andreas
HTML Guard 3.2.1
Today we released HTML Guard, version 3.2.1. This version does not add any new features; it simply corrects some minor problems occurring with processing pages that include server-side script parts (PHP, ASP, etc.) as well as files that contain a UTF-8 BOM.
The full list of changes is available here. To upgrade your copy to version 3.2.1, please download and install the setup package from http://www.htmlguard.com/download/hgsetup.exe.
The update is a free maintenance release for all licensed users of previous 3.x versions.
Tags: Update
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January 21st, 2010, by Andreas
HTML Guard 3.2.0
I’m pleased to announce the release of HTML Guard Version 3.2.0. This update is free for all registered users of the previous 3.x versions. To upgrade, just download and install the setup file from here.
Additional “Page-napping” Settings
The program now lets you specify exactly what you want to happen when it restricts your page from being framed or used by another website.

You can either provide text to be displayed in a message box, or you may enter some JavaScript code that will be executed by the browser.
Integrated Crash Reporter
Another addition to HTML Guard is a function for sending bug reports when errors crash the program.

I really hope you never have to deal with this function!
Full Release Notes
A detailed list of changes is included as part of HTML Guard’s help file and is available here.
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October 1st, 2009, by Andreas
HTML Guard Version 3.1.0 Released
I’m pleased to announce that today we are releasing version 3.1.0 of HTML Guard. Two of the most notable new features are detailed below, while the full list of changes is available here.
JavaScript Code Compression
With this new version of HTML Guard, you can compress the JavaScript code in your web pages. This makes the code less readable for others and reduces the time necessary to download the page content.

For example, when you let HTML Guard compress the anti-right click code presented in a previous article, the program will cut the code down from 39 lines to the following:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"><!--
var onlyOnImages=false;var isIE5=document.all&&document.getElementById;
var isMoz=!isIE5&&document.getElementById;function cancelContextMenu(e){
return false;}function onContextMenu(e){if(!onlyOnImages||(isIE5&&
event.srcElement.tagName=="IMG")||(IsMoz&&e.target.tagName=="IMG")){
return cancelContextMenu(e);}}if(document.getElementById){
document.oncontextmenu=onContextMenu;}
--></script>
Backup to Zip
Another new feature in HTML Guard Version 3.1.0 is the ability to store backup copies in a zip file.

Zip compression helps save storage space and keeps all your backup files in a single archive.

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