Barry,
This is pretty much as I had figured—thanks.
Jeff Conrad
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2018 10:55 AM
It's impossible as such. The client side app needs the key to function.
You could make it much harder to find (eg transfer it only in a encrypted AJAX
request) but its still goi
It's impossible as such. The client side app needs the key to function.
You could make it much *harder* to find (eg transfer it only in a encrypted
AJAX request) but its still going to be pretty easy to figure out (ie will
get written into network requests to Google) .
For the static API can sig
Does anyone know of a good way to hide a Google Maps API key in a pure
client-side JavaScript application? My app runs on a server for which I do not
have administrative privileges, so there are limits to what I can do. I’ve set
URL and API restrictions, but I’m not sure what other options are a