Editor: WebPassword is a program which protects your web pages with password (HTML Password protector). Once you protect HTML page with a password, no one unauthorized person will be able to view its content without having a correct password, either in browser or as an original HTML source. In a Web browser, the content of a password-protected page may be viewed only after a valid password is entered. In a text viewer, the content of an encoded page appears as a block of JavaScript data in an HTML page. Encrypted HTML pages could be placed on your web site, LAN, CD, DVD, local and network hard drives or sent by email. You can password protect both HTML and plain-text files.
Features
WebPassword features easy-to-use one-window wizard-type dialog interface with drag-and-drop support implemented.
WebPassword uses strong crypto Algorithm which prevents unauthorized access to web pages. CAUTION: if your password is accidentally lost or forgotten, you will NOT be able to access your web page anymore.
WebPassword protection scheme used in encoded pages employs JavaScript. All major browsers including Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer and Opera are supported.
WebPassword supports all hosting types. No special support on the server side required; works with ANY standard server.
Protected pages could be placed on a web server, CD/DVD, or hard disk.
WebPassword supports File Transfer Protocol; all processed pages can be uploaded via FTP. Username and password may be saved for future use.
E-book compiler allows to create password-protected e-books.
You can put empty password to hide your HTML code.
You can disable right mouse click in protected HTML code for better protection.
You can enable password persistence so user is asked for the password only once per session (helpful if you are going to protect more than one page). Cached password is temporarily stored in computer's memory.
