Hi guys,
Are there a way, or else, to protect the images that appear in articles and galleries?
Not really. My company used to make some software to trick browsers over a decade ago, but other than the pokey Artistscope software, problem is anything that loads on your screen is in the graphic buffer and can be captured with stuff like Snagit, or the simple print screen function in Windows.
You can add the meta tag for noindex for images to keep some search engines like Google from not archiving them.
You can also make sure your RSS feed is excerpt only with no images.
But if your page is on screen, the image can be captured. Period.
I should mention that adding a copyright notice to your images and the META data, using very unique filenames (which is what we do) and using something like DIGIMARC to watermark the image is useful for tracking theft.
ok thank’s a lot
