Web page article reload prevention protection method

Abstract

The invention relates to a reprint-proof protection method for web page articles. With the method, a website to release an article can replace punctuation marks in the article under release into corresponding image format; if another unauthorized website or personnel reprints the article, the website can automatically replace the original images in the article into other images to influence the reading through a burglar-proof interlink program. The method can effectively prevent web page articles from being reprinted unauthorizedly, in order to protect authors' labor achievements from being used for earning purposes and protection websites' benefits.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to Internet communication, in particular to a protection method for preventing reprinting of webpage articles. Background technique [0002] With the popularization and application of the Internet, more and more people surf the Internet. Browsing the web is the most common activity of surfers. When encountering a good webpage or important information, many people will choose to save it and reprint it. Most of the articles published on the Internet are based on the Html (Hypertext Markup Language, the same below) format. Such an article format can be easily copied, resulting in a large amount of redundant information on the Internet. Not only that, some For-profit websites copy at will without the original author's consent or do not retain the original author's information when copying, thus infringing the original author's rights and interests. [0003] At present, some websites take measures to prohibit copying and pasting or ...

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Problems solved by technology

Most of the articles published on the Internet are based on the Html (Hypertext Markup Language, the same below) format. Such an article format can be easily copied, resulting in a large amount of redundant information on the Internet. Not only that, some Profitable websites copy at will without the original author's consent or do not retain the original author's information when copying, thus infringing the original author's rights

[0003] At present, some websites take measures to prohibit copying and pasting or right-clicking on web pages to prevent this kind of infringement of copying and distributing web articles at will, but this prohibition is based on scripts and codes. It is easy to crack. For example, you only need to set the security level of "internet" in the toolbar to the highest level. When the security level is the highest, all controls and scripts cannot run, and this kind of web page restriction method will be completely invalidated.