SWF Protector (Mac) for Mac User Reviews
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"It is a good program!"
Version: SWF Protector (Mac) 4.0
Pros
I'm testing a Mac version of SWF Protector. I think This program is one of the best.
Cons
I like SWF Protector 4 for Mac. Works against 100% of everything I have thrown at it.
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"Excellent software"
Version: SWF Protector (Mac) 2.0
Pros
- Simple
- Fast
- work against the most popular Flash SWF Decompilers
- Price is pretty affordableCons
- More functionality could be included
Summary
I liked it from the first time I used it. Works like a charm.
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"Best ActionScript obfuscator I have ever used!"
Version: SWF Protector (Mac) 2.0
Summary
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.
Pros: - low price
- pretty simple and reliable
- cross-platform (Linux, Windows Mac)
- command line interface available
- batch file protection in Simple mode (AS2+AS3)
- choice of protection method and its intensity in Advanced mode
Cons: - it renames original file to original_"name".swf and protected leaves the the same name
Summary: I must say I?m really impressed. It is an excellent tool. The interface is just perfect and it was begging for a drag and drop of the SWF, which I did and it worked wonders. Moreover I had to do nothing, absolutely nothing, just drag the file and click a button. It was perfect! Just like I imagined it.
If you want to protect compiled SWF file so there are several solutions like SWF protector from DComSoft, secureSWF from Kindisoft and SWF Encrypt from Amayeta software. I do have investigated/tested them all and the conclusion is following:
- SWF Protector - as for me it is pretty nice and reliable, simple/user-friendly and cheap. So that is why I am using it;
- secureSWF - reliable and very professional, but as for me - complicated, more expensive of course and from time to time broke my flash games;;
- SWF Encrypt is very expensive for me and actually I don`t know why... maybe there are some powerful algorithms... I have checked the code using decompiler and found nothing except some cycles. Although I am not a very good programmer.
As for the price, SWF Protector gives all the functionality for just 40$, in the same time prices for secureSWF and SWF Encrypt start from 100$ and have limitations.
Regards,
Roy -
"I like it! This is the best tool I ever used!"
Version: SWF Protector (Mac) 2.0
Pros
- low price
- pretty simple and reliable
- cross-platform (Linux, Windows Mac)
- command line interface available
- batch file protection in Simple mode (AS2+AS3)
- choice of protection method and its intensity in Advanced modeCons
- it renames original file to original_"name".swf and protected leaves the the same name
Summary
I must say I?m really impressed. It is an excellent tool. The interface is just perfect and it was begging for a drag and drop of the SWF, which I did and it worked wonders. Moreover I had to do nothing, absolutely nothing, just drag the file and click a button.
It was perfect! Just like I imagined it.
Summary, if you want to protect compiled SWF file so there are several solutions like SWF protector from DComSoft, secureSWF from Kindisoft and SWF Encrypt from Amayeta software. I do have investigated/tested them all and the conclusion is following:
- SWF Protector - as for me it is pretty nice and reliable, simple/user-friendly and cheap. So that is why I am using it;
- secureSWF - reliable and very professional, but as for me - complicated, more expensive of course and from time to time broke my flash games;;
- SWF Encrypt is very expensive for me and actually I don`t know why... maybe there are some powerful algorithms... I have checked the code using decompiler and found nothing except some cycles. Although I am not a very good programmer.
As for the price, SWF Protector gives all the functionality for just 40$, in the same time prices for secureSWF and SWF Encrypt start from 100$ and have limitations.
Regards,
Roynald
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