Well, actually, you (not personally you,ok)can do A LOT with html and a bit of javascript, which is why I commented in the first place. Ive seen a lot of twine games, and was surpised this one didnt allow me to copypaste text into a translator - my english isnt so good, I need it sometimes. Then, since I have some programming knowledge myself, I got curious and discovered this giant piece of code on line 1130 - not just a code, but obfuscated one (by obfuscation I mean obfuscation in the programming sense, it is not a readable bare func), which is clearly not a typical thing for textgames. Knowing how much harm can be done with JS, I really wanted to clarify this moment. If all this fuss was just because you didnt want people to see your code - well, ok, do your thing, no problem, but its better to leave a comment in the code or something, so it dont look so shady. Because, if we talk about games maded with twine (and, honestly, anything that is not the commercial grade custom engine), there is no way to really hide your code from expirienced codedivers, and there may be questions raised. To be honest, seeing the code structure, I didnt really assume that you were trying to parce my browser cache or something - obviously, it requires a knowledge that makes using those templates not needed, but better safe than sorry. Thats all. Sorry if it sounded rude, didnt mean to.
Yeah, I forget every time to remove the code in my css that prevents people from dragging the text. Will change that for the next update. I'll also add a comment in my java script, because while obfuscation might not hide from experienced people, I feel less embarrassed about my code, haha
Again, sorry for biting your head off before even trying to understand where you were coming from—thinking it was an attack rather than a valid question.