How to prevents content stealer?

Do you know any script or 3rd party apps for blogger/blogspot to lock the content?

Before I use picture/jpg to prevent any novel-reading sites which steal our hardwork
But after I found out some sites also steal picture/jpg format, somehow I lost hope to use that
I could use fake update/post, but somehow I'm too lazy to do it -_-
Too many posts _( : 3」

Any recommendations?

 

This might be in the too much effort category but this site has one method which I think works. Basically, it the two chapter links don't go to the chapter but the links in the comments section that they post do. Though I think that'd just prevent the lazier people and not those who are determined.
http://butterflyscurse.stream/quick...rs-record-of-counterattacks-chapter-05350536/

 

you can take a look at what the group "Hikki no Mori Translations" is doing to lock their content from aggressors as far as I know they have the most effective method.
specifically, they started implementing the protection on chapter 75 of "Akuyaku Reijo Ni Koi Wo Shite".

 

Can't steal your content if you don't have any content.

 

Watermark and non standard formatting is always a classic

 

Anything that a person can read can be scraped, and the more effective things you can do to prevent aggregators from scraping your work will also make it more difficult for a legitimate user to read your work. Worse yet, even the more extreme measures won't be enough to deter most aggregators.

In fact, if you do too much to deter aggregators, and make your content too difficult to access for your legitimate readers, you'll end up driving them to aggregators instead.

Just look at the big players like WW, Volare, and Qidian. They are all on aggregator sites. If they aren't able to stop it, do you have the resources to do so?

My advice is to just ignore the aggregators. Let them be douches. Focus on the positives, like your passion for the work you're translating, and the community that's developing around it.

 

@Warger @zivoy @vancenick I could use that, thanks
lol @R0

 

Thanks for the recommendation

 

There isn't any app or script to prevent a determined content stealer from stealing the content when you post it on the web. Your current method is pretty solid, although the down side of using that is discouraging a certain number of visitors to visit your site based on convenience of reading your content. If you would like to know how they bypass your content is simple first they make a snapshot follow by using a word scanning app to create the content or simply using the latest scan app to do the job.

 

Most aggregators are automated. They use a headless browser to request (scrape) the web page. Then, they use OCR to convert it to text. Then, it's uploaded to the web server before being made available on the aggregator's site.

 

Just DDOS [censored] and all the rest. Extreme problems require extreme solutions.

 

Yes that right it prevents the casual content steal from happening but Vijaya is gripping that her security measures wasn't enough to stop one of the aggregator from stealing the content.

 

There was this one translator site that coded there translations in a way so when it is copy&pasted it shows a garbled mess. Cant remember the website or story but an example would be

Website: and so li yo took a deep breath, went through the plan one more time in his head, and entered the gates.

Copy/paste: fjxucbfj djdbux ddbdjic Dr8fu48odge wif84boven Davhx8did f djdifb Djr8rrJ icehf8d didochbdkd djdjffbdi didbfhficj dichfjcoeb did tvjdochfgud djdieh.

Edit: I found this out after copy/pasting a word I didn't understand into Google only to find gibberish in the search bar

 

What I described is how the aggregators steal the content. It's supid easy to make a scraper in just about any language you can imagine. All dynamic web pages are generated algorithmically. That being the case, all you have to do is traverse the DOM to your payload, which will be in the same place for every chapter. After that, you do formatting, like removing the watermarks that are in some releases or OCR if the payload text is in an image.

That's why I'm saying that if I can access a webpage and read the content, so can a scraper. I was able to make a scraper for NU in an evening.

 

You should probably edit your post before the mods do. Linking to aggregators, even if it's your own work, is frowned upon, here.

 

OCR too op

 

So content stealers also copy the images?
I'm just going to experiment and see what happens.

 

Like I said, they just run OCR on your images than post it on their site.

 

Welp. Can't avoid them.

 

Because of how annoying the ad wall was (wait 5 seconds repeat 3 times every time you hit the next chapter button), I was seriously considering writing a decrypter for that site...