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Thread: html encryption, good or bad for SEO purposes?

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    hovanngay
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    html encryption, good or bad for SEO purposes?

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    If i would use html encryption to disquise my affiliate links would this comprimise the whole site for Search Engines not giving the abilty to crawl and index a site properley?
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    NguyenThoi
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    i did not know html encryption existed.
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    hoaianh2007
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    Me neither, apparently you can encrypt the source code of your pages but doing so would in my oppion also encrypt the text of your pages therefor making it impossible for search engines to index your site. And giving the results that are needed to get good positioning.



    HTML encryption gives me the same perception as totally not wanted to get indexed by the engines.



    Or am i totally wrong here?
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    chinh72
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    You cannot encrypt html documents. You can basex encode or similar so that they look like #%sbd4%vd etc etc, but converting it back is trivial. (And it might very well confuse the engines, just a silly thing to do really)

    You can disguise affiliate links with javascript ( of similar), and this should not affect the search engines.
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    duyenthuy
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    For me basicly it's the affiliate links that i want to disquise so i would definately want to hear more about this

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    ( http://of similar)<br /> <br /> ...encryptor.html and they state they can encrypt your source code and it will still work

    I don't know about this but it's confusing me though.
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    For me basicly it's the affiliate links that i want to disquise so i would definately want to hear more about this Also when javascript turned off wouldn't this mean the disquising wouldn't be working then?





    I encountered this website http://www.rlrouse.com/html-encryptor.html and they state they can encrypt your source code and it will still work

    I don't know about this but it's confusing me though.

    All they do is use javascript to write the html and makes it look a bit confusing. Calling it encryption is stretching it.
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    haminhngocvt92
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    It goes like this


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    If javascript is turned off, the normal affiliate link will show, but very few have it turned off nowadays.
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    cuocsongmuonmau_muonve
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    Thanks guys Overall it would be a bad idea to try to encrypt the whole source code is my perception at this point.



    There are other programs that claim they can encrypt with some sort of algorythym the html source code.



    Doubt it if it's any good for SEO.
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    pesfan
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    HTML 'encryption' is a stupid idea. Anyone that wants to read the code and has the slightest bit of intelligence still can. Anyone that is stupid will be mystified by HTML anyway.



    Rather than waste time on 'encryption', spend it writing new content.
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    nguyentrangitc
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    I agree with you it's a stupid idea but an sophistacated encryption algorithym is not easily bypassed
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