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So, when you say it's "fully client-side code" -- what that looks to me to mean is not that it's not talking to a server somewhere, but that it's talking to Firebase's servers rather than my servers. Is that correct?
Right, communication to Firebase happens with its API.
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Sure, now they'll need to do `cm = document.body.getElementsByClassName("CodeMirror")[0].CodeMirror` first. (I.e. it's client-side, you can't prevent people from doing whatever they want.)
Well, if you don't attach the Firepad instance to the element and it's in a closure I'm pretty sure you couldn't modify it. I'd love to be corrected if this is incorrect. Obviously you can't be stopped from editing the contents of the editing area, so if it works by simply checking for your updates to the editor then you can't stop it.