How to Hide the code of HTML5 games [closed]

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Published on 2012-09-12T11:33:30Z Indexed on 2012/09/12 15:52 UTC
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HTML5 game obfuscation

I am begin to develop games in HTML5 and I had doubt that , when we use the game in online its source can be visible to others even if we use complex code and reference to java-script files , then what is the use of HTML5 even everyone can be able to download the code and still use their updated version

Is it possible to hide the code of HTML5 in web page games OR there some other way it can made it not visible to the users !!! If not what is the use of HTML5 as it is open to user as well !!!

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