NoCopy

Premium content protection on top of Blocs’ built-in image switch. Text, mobile long-press, scope, attribution, paste and print. FREE.

Blocs can already stop images being right-clicked or dragged. Project Settings → Image Protection. Basic, site-wide, images only.

NoCopy is the premium layer above that switch and it’s Free!

Above the built-in option

Text, four ways

Block selection and copy. Allow selection, block copy. Copy with attribution, so a quote pasted elsewhere carries `Source: %pageURL%`. Or off, if you only want images and right click.

The mobile save sheet

Phones do not right-click. They long-press. That is how images leave a site. NoCopy blocks it. Blocs does not. On by default.

Images that were not there at export

Lazy-loaded, slider and CMS images are watched and protected as they arrive. The built-in switch only knows about what was already in the page.

Scope instead of all-or-nothing

Whole page. A CSS selector (default `.no-copy`). Or the Bric’s own container. Protect the portfolio, leave the shop checkout. Protect paid docs, leave the code samples.

An exclude that actually wins

`.allow-copy` by default. Addresses, phone numbers, opening hours, order numbers stay copyable no matter what else is on — including image rules and right click.

The rest of the premium set

– Image selector, so you are not forced to cover every `img`

– Optional overlay shield for stills that are not links (off by default — it will swallow clicks on linked images)

– Block paste and drop on chosen form fields

– Hide content when printed or saved as PDF

– A short message when something is blocked, in your colours

– Optional speed-bump keys for devtools and view source (off by default)

– Exempt form fields, on by default

– Off on the canvas and off in Blocs preview by default, so you can keep working

Limits, same honesty as the built-in switch

JavaScript off, reader mode, view source, developer tools, screenshots and scrapers go past it. If content must not leave your control, it cannot be a web page. Use NoCopy to raise the effort of the casual grab, and to make the intent obvious.

Documentation

Read the full documentation here 👉:  NoCopy Manual