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ByteJockey
1730 days ago
Anyone familiar with JS is going to have some really good guesses at what a(482) is in this case.
And, even if you don't, you can always call a(482)
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stavros
1730 days ago
Yes, but "obfuscated" means "To make so confused or opaque as to be difficult to perceive or understand". That's obfuscated, not deobfuscated.
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_jsza
1729 days ago
Is that difficult? Harder, but still quite easy.
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stavros
1729 days ago
My point was that the GP seems to have mixed the words "obfuscate" and "deobfuscate".
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zemnmez
1729 days ago
To clarify, that's what happens once you pass it through the obfuscation and THEN closure compiler. If you click the link you will see the obfuscation is much more complex
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stavros
1729 days ago
Oh, then I misunderstood and everyone should ignore this whole thread :P
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