Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
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Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
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Re: Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
#2Whats the use case for this if not to prevent users from getting at the original un-watermarked image?
EDIT: I just saw the QR-Code example. Overlaying images on other images might be pretty useful, I was just focusing on the 'watermark' aspect.
Re: Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
#3Open Firebug (or, ostensibly, disable javascript) and bam, all your images are ripe to steal, watermark-free.
This took me all of two seconds:
http://www.patrick-wied.at/static/watermarkjs/jq/img/test1.j...
Re: Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
#4Re: Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
#5I'm having a hard time not calling this project stupid, because it is one the most moot things I've ever seen. Are you seriously generating watermarks on the client? What's the purpose of the watermark, then? Open Firebug (or, ostensibly, disable javascript) and bam, all your images are ripe to steal, watermark-free. This took me all of two seconds: http://www.patrick-wied.at/static/watermarkjs/jq/img/test1.j...
Re: Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
#6I'm having a hard time not calling this project stupid, because it is one the most moot things I've ever seen. Are you seriously generating watermarks on the client? What's the purpose of the watermark, then? Open Firebug (or, ostensibly, disable javascript) and bam, all your images are ripe to steal, watermark-free. This took me all of two seconds: http://www.patrick-wied.at/static/watermarkjs/jq/img/test1.j...
Watermarking is not only about image protection. You could also place website identifiers in the images. If you need a strong image protection library where you can be sure that noone is able to "steal" the original images, then I wouldn't recommend the plugin ;)
Re: Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
#7I'm having a hard time not calling this project stupid, because it is one the most moot things I've ever seen. Are you seriously generating watermarks on the client? What's the purpose of the watermark, then? Open Firebug (or, ostensibly, disable javascript) and bam, all your images are ripe to steal, watermark-free. This took me all of two seconds: http://www.patrick-wied.at/static/watermarkjs/jq/img/test1.j...
Watermarking is not only about image protection. You could also place website identifiers in the images. If you need a strong image protection library where you can be sure that noone is able to "steal" the original images, then I wouldn't recommend the plugin ;)
Sorry to shit on your work like that, by the way, I can't explain why this bothers me, but it does :P
Re: Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
Watermarking is not only about image protection. You could also place website identifiers in the images. If you need a strong image protection library where you can be sure that noone is able to "steal" the original images, then I wouldn't recommend the plugin ;)
What is this for, then? It doesn't produce the watermarked image if you right click the image and save it, so I don't know how it would help... Sorry to shit on your work like that, by the way, I can't explain why this bothers me, but it does :P
Re: Generate watermarked images with watermark.js jQuery plugin
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
What is this for, then? It doesn't produce the watermarked image if you right click the image and save it, so I don't know how it would help... Sorry to shit on your work like that, by the way, I can't explain why this bothers me, but it does :P
Did you look at the right click saved image? because it should contain the watermark, if it's applied on the website, it's not a serverside image anymore, it's a dataURL and therefore has to contain it when you save it. -- It's okay ;D