Paste your JavaScript, and the tool renames variables and encodes strings to make the code harder to read.
Obfuscation renames variables to short cryptic names, encodes strings, and restructures code to make it harder to read while preserving functionality.
No, obfuscation makes code harder to read but not impossible. Determined attackers can still reverse engineer it. Use it alongside other security measures.
Slightly. String encoding and renamed variables add minimal overhead. The impact is usually negligible for most applications.