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JS-Confuser focuses on JavaScript: it makes code harder to understand, copy, reuse, or modify while aiming to preserve its functionality. Its browser playground can process code offline without sending input or actions to a remote server, and offers Low, Medium, and High presets plus custom configurations. Developers can also use its API for source code or Babel ASTs, with Browser and Node.js output targets. Options include string concealing, control-flow flattening, domain and date locks, and tamper protection.
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ByteHide Shield
Free plan AndroidiPhoneLinux+4JavaScript teams needing build plugins and runtime protections — ByteHide Shield adds JavaScript build plugins and anti-debugging protections, while covering .NET, mobile, and other targets.
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ProGuard
Free plan AndroidLinuxMac+1Java and Kotlin apps needing shrinking and optimization — ProGuard targets Java bytecode, shrinking and optimizing class files rather than obfuscating JavaScript.
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Tigress
Free plan AndroidLinuxMac+1C programs needing varied transformations against reverse engineering — Tigress transforms C source into varied C programs, not JavaScript, and requires a license for commercial use.
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Obfuscar
Free plan LinuxMacWindows.NET developers obfuscating assemblies with metadata renaming — Obfuscar targets .NET assemblies, renaming metadata and optionally hiding strings rather than transforming JavaScript.
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yEd Graph Editor
by yEd Graph EditorFree plan LinuxMacWindowsPeople creating diagrams from data or by hand — yEd creates and arranges diagrams; it does not obfuscate code like JS-Confuser.
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Garble
Free plan LinuxGo developers obfuscating builds through Go toolchain commands — Garble obfuscates Go builds and removes build, module, and debug information instead of targeting JavaScript.
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JavaScript Obfuscator
Free plan APIExtensionSelf-hosted+1JavaScript projects needing VM obfuscation and build integrations — JavaScript Obfuscator adds VM obfuscation and numerous build integrations, while basic browser obfuscation runs without usage limits.
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Allatori
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Obfuscator.io
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R8
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Obfuscator-LLVM
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Skater .NET Obfuscator
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ArmDot
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DashO
Free trial AndroidLinuxMac+1 - 15
Code Virtualizer
Free trial LinuxMacWindows - 16
Dotfuscator
Free plan LinuxMacWindows - 17
Enigma Protector
Free trial APILinuxSelf-hosted+2 - 18
Agile.NET
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Eazfuscator.NET
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DexProtector
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Jscrambler
Free trial AndroidAPIiPhone+5 - 22
Crypto Obfuscator for .NET
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.NET Reactor
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Babel Obfuscator
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Stringer Java Obfuscator
Free trial LinuxMacWindows
Choosing a replacement means weighing language and target against build workflow and protection scope. JS-Confuser offers an API build integration, while Webpack and build plugins are planned; its obfuscation can increase file size and performance overhead, may break programs, and cannot prevent determined reverse engineering. Tamper protection requires eval and non-strict mode and may also break code. The alternatives span JavaScript build plugins, .NET and Java tools, C obfuscation, and even diagramming, so check that a candidate fits the code and environment you need to protect.
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