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There is no provision to protect a web page within web standards. Anything that does that is usually javascript (and if not it will be another plugin). If you can disable javascript and the website still works (a fairly big if) then you should be able to get something done, disabling it is hard on modern browsers so you will probably want a plugin like noscript.
Similarly most protections are browser specific -- I know one site that tried it had an effective block for firefox, chrome and modern IE but failed on an older version of IE (I had an old laptop with it on).
AlanJohn's method will also work but said right click might be blocked. Said view source should still be in the tools-view source/web dev tools. Said web dev tools are also a good way to get some kind of source to look at. There are ways to obfuscate such things; typically you will see them for email spam prevention but it works just the same for people looking at source code. Obfuscated is not the same as protected or encrypted though.
Similarly most protections are browser specific -- I know one site that tried it had an effective block for firefox, chrome and modern IE but failed on an older version of IE (I had an old laptop with it on).
AlanJohn's method will also work but said right click might be blocked. Said view source should still be in the tools-view source/web dev tools. Said web dev tools are also a good way to get some kind of source to look at. There are ways to obfuscate such things; typically you will see them for email spam prevention but it works just the same for people looking at source code. Obfuscated is not the same as protected or encrypted though.
