July 29, 2008, HTML Password Lock 4.5 released.
- Fix the bug when locking PHP and ASP pages with password
case non-sensitive options.
- Fix the bug when locking PHP and ASP pages when there are
spaces in the username and password strings.
July 5,
2008, HTML Password Lock 4.3 released.
- Fix a bug of locking Unicode encoded web page.
June 23,
2008, HTML Password Lock 4.2 released.
- Add an advanced option "stop loading after unlocking
in Mozilla Firefox".
Oct 9,
2007, HTML Password Lock 4.1 released.
- Add "find user" function in step 2.
- Support "Thai (Windows)" charset.
- Fix "redeclared function" errors in ASP and PHP
password protection scripts.
Aug 17,
2007, HTML Password Lock 4.0 released
- Support password protection of ASP and PHP pages.
- Add two login box templates.
July 2, 2007, Encrypt HTML Pro 3.0 released
- Support UTF8, Unicode and Unicode big endian encodings;
- Specify HTML charset of web page.
May
28, 2007, HTML Password Lock 3.6 released.
- Support UTF-8, Unicode and Unicode big endian encoded HTML
pages;
- Support Asian and European charsets.
May 16,
2007, HTML Password Lock 3.5 released.
- Fix the bug when loading a project file with more than 2,000
users.
- Modify the program to avoid the "Illegal System DLL
Relocation" problem caused by Windows update on Apr.
3.
May 16,
2007, Encrypt HTML Pro 2.9 released
- Modify the program to avoid the "Illegal System DLL
Relocation" problem caused by Windows update
Apr. 5,
2007, Encrypt HTML Pro 2.8 released
- Fixed options: disable right mouse click, disable text selection,
disable offline page viewing;
- Added options: add location domain lock, remove redundant
characters;
- Remove option: disable clipboard and print screen;
- Added: skip tags during encryption;
- Added: support .shtm and .shtml files;
- Added: support web pages created with Yahoo Site Builder;
- Fixed bug: problems with Internet Explorer when there are
references to external JavaScript files;
- Change: Remove popup AD window from the page encrypted with
trial version, add 30-day limit to unregistered version;
- Change: display online tips when moving mouse over an option
control.
Mar. 27,
2007, HTML Password Lock 3.4 released.
- Enhanced compatibility with Mozilla Firefox.
- Fix bugs of advanced options in step 3: disable text selection,
disable offline page viewing, disable link display.
- Add encryption mark to the end of a locked file.
Nov 26,
2006, Encrypt HTML Pro 2.7 released
- Fixed bug when there is <style> css definition in
HTML file.
Oct 25,
2006, HTML Password Lock 3.3.1 released
- Changement: Remove popup AD window in the trial version;
- Changement: Limit trial version to 30 days;
- Changement: Setting "Support Yahoo Site Builder"
option as default.
Oct 10,
2006, HTML Password Lock 3.3 released
- Improvement: Support same username with different passwords
in user/password mode.
- Improvement: Support more than one passwords in single password
mode.
- Improvement: Option to copy <HEAD> section of the
HTML file to locked file.
- Improvement: Option to setting up maximum attempts before
redirecting to error page.
- Improvement: Option to setting up target frame when redirecting
to error page.
- Improvement: Change "Delete file" and "Delete
all files" in step 1 to "Remove file" and "Remove
all files".
- Fixed bug: Toolbar buttons of step 2 do not display on some
machines.
Jun 30,
2006, HTML Password Lock 3.2.9 released
- Added a faster encryption algorithms option.
- Fixed a small bug when loading project file.
May 30,
2006, HTML Password Lock V3.2.8 released.
- Focus to username/password text input box when opeing the
locked file.
May 19,
2006, HTML Password Lock V3.2.7 released.
- Add support to Yahoo Site Builder.
Mar 30,
2006, Encrypt HTML Pro V2.6.2 released.
- Fixed small bug when protecting PHP files.
Mar 25,
2006, HTML Password Lock V3.2.6 released.
- Add support to utf-8 charset encoding.
Mar 1, 2006,
HTML Password Lock V3.2.4 released.
- Add two options: "Decrypting in the body OnLoad function"
and "Refresh the page after unlocking". These two
options may be useful when the HTML file contains references
to external javascript .js file.
Jan 12,
2006, HTML Password Lock V3.2 released.
- Enhancement: Add "Reopen recent project" to project
management.
- Enhancement: Add "Logout" function. Refer to How
to add a logout function? for details.
- Enhancement: Change the way of how the template file works.
Now customizing the "login" look with a template
file is much easier. Refer to How
to customize the look of the login page with a template file?
for details.
- Fixed bug: "Back" button does not work in "session"
and "cookie" modes.
- Fixed bug: "Login box glitch" when switching between
"session" protected pages.
- Fixed bug: "Bookmark" in the protected page does
not work in Mozilla Firefox.
Dec 15,
2005, HTML Password LockV3.1 released.
- Fixed bug when locking read-only file.
Dec 9,
2004, HTML Password Lock upgrade to V2.80.
- The new version features some improvements in user interface.
Nov 2,
2004, Encrypt HTML Pro upgrade to V2.6
- The new version adds an "add Mark of the Web comment
in the HTML code" option. This option will disable JavaScript
alert bar appearing under Windows XP SP2 when you are viewing
the encrypted web pages directly from your hard drive.
Jun 8,
2004, Encrypt HTML Pro upgrade to V2.20
- Adds support to Asian and European char sets.
Dec 18,
2003, Web Source Protector upgrade to Encrypt HTML Pro V2.1
- Left side navigation tree.
- Load and save configuration.
- Online tips.
- Add "do not encrypt html source code" encryption
mode.
- Add right mouse click warning.
- Disable drag and drop.
- Disable clipboard and print screen key.
- Disable opera users.
- Disable Adobe Acrobat web capture.
- Enhanced domain check function.
- Protect html files, external Javascript files, css files,
ASP files, PHP files.
Oct 1,
2003, HTML Password Lock upgrade to V2.2
- Support restore from backup files;
- Enhanced user/password information management;
- Support redirect to error page if password is incorrect;
- Support disable right mouse click;
- Support disable text selection, disable status bar display,
disable page printing in IE;
- Support off-line page viewing;
- Support referrer domain check;
- Select and edit login page style.
- Enhanced left side control menu;
Dec 1,
2002, Web Source Protector upgrade to V1.1.0.
- Encrypt and protect your web page source code, including
HTML source code, JavaScript, VBScript, text, links and graphics,
from being viewed and reused by others.
- Encrypt and protect the email addresses in your web pages
from being extracted by spam robots.
- Encrypt and protect your web site from being totally downloaded
to their local hard disk.
- Keep away all web content filters.
- Disable right mouse click, text selection, page printing
and off-line page viewing.
- Disable link address in status bar, disable IE6 image toolbar
and smart tags.
- Add referrer URL check, keep your web page being visited
from specific URL.
- The encrypted and protected page will have the same appearance
as the original one.
Oct 20,
2002, upgrade: HTML Password Lock upgrade to V1.2.8
- Now in user/password mode, you can edit user, remove user
and change user's password.
- Fixed some small bugs.
- Add more questions in FAQ.
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HTML
Password Lock User Reviews
Sean Curley, Denver, CO (USA)
I purchased HTML password lock after looking at between 5 and
10 competing products. I am a novice web developer, but needed
the ability to control access to my website by viewer's state
location (due to professional licensing requirements) and also
to have separate client-only access control for certain pages.
I also wanted the ability to send links to clients with the
ability to have that link bypass password processing. This software
allowed me to everyting I wanted and to do it very easily. Additionally,
I found MTOP's support to be outstanding. My few questions were
answered quickly and very helpfully. Most impressively, when
I made a suggestion for an enhancement that would dramatically
improve usability, they were very quick to implement within
about 30 days -- just unbelievable! If you need a quick and
easy way to password protect your website, this is a great product.
Lindabright: very easy to use, worth the money
Very easy to use. It has a step by step wizard interface, in
step 1, you select HTML file to protect, in step 2, define username
and password, and in last step, you click "lock",
then the HTML file will be password protected. You can protect
HTML file with single password or multiple usernames and passwords.
I protected serveral web pages of my web sites, and they work
very well. And also, the email supporting is outstanding.
thulemanden
Outstanding help and documentation. Free for working trials
with some nag messages. Really simple to use. Customize the
login page layout. Does exactly what I expected.
Ic0nBoy: Brilliantly easy
Tried for a looooooong time with .htaccess to get this password
working, but could never do it! HTML Password Lock was just
what I needed and it was so easy!
erik ketele: it does all I needed to password
protect several webpages.
Very easy to use, we had our pages protected in a few hours
time. The email support on a small question was outstanding.
The price for this product is very reasonable. Until further
notice, 5 stars.
Kymberlyn: Above and Beyond Expectations
I tried/tested a total of 9 programs tonight -
some from search engines, some from this web site. This is the
only program that meet our needs! It really does protect the
whole site - or just a page or pages in a folder, if that is
what you need. Flexible too! You can ask each visitor to login
on each page, or login once and assign cookies (expiring when
browser is closed or up to 365 days later) to remember them
and allow access to all pages, or only a group of pages if don't
want all visitors to go to the same areas. Example - your ecommerce
site - have retail sign in with access to one set of pages,
wholesalers sign in and are taken someplace else. The visitors
cannot view pages in other sections - the cookie will stop them!
Added bonus - and this is what makes it stand above the rest
- old visitors who may have bookmarked a page in the middle
of the site will need to enter password to view the page again.
Most other programs lack this ability making them basically
useless - it's dumb to protect pages if visitors can email links
around to friends or post links on message boards and those
links completely bypass the login page. In short - I am highly
impressed! At first I thought this was a bit costly, $49.00,
but after trying the cheaper ones I am sold. $49 really isn't
that bad.
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