This page is protected. Try to copy it.
You're not reading a description of Content Copy Protection — you're inside a live demo of it. Right now, this entire page has the plugin running. Go ahead: right-click anywhere, try to highlight a sentence, or press Ctrl+C. Notice what doesn't happen. That's the plugin working, with zero configuration beyond a single toggle.
Three things you can't do on this page right now.
Each of these is a protection the plugin is actively enforcing as you read. Test them — the whole point of a security tool is that you can verify it, not just trust it.
This paragraph is ordinary text — the kind of original writing, research, or product copy that takes real effort to produce and seconds for someone else to lift. Try to select it. Try to copy it. Try to right-click it and "Save as". On an unprotected page, all of that works instantly. Here, it doesn't.
The protection is deliberate, lightweight, and honest about its limits. It raises the friction on casual copying — the visitor who would have highlighted and pasted your work in two seconds now can't, and most won't bother going further.
Even this shortcode is uncopyable right now — [ccp_enable] — try selecting it. That's not a bug in the demo; it's the plugin treating every element on the page the same way. (You'll type it yourself anyway; see below.)
What it actually blocks.
Every protection below is an independent toggle — turn on only what fits your site. Form fields, search boxes, and checkout inputs are always left working, so the site stays usable.
Built like security software should be.
Most content-protection plugins drag in commercial activation frameworks, remote license checks, and dozens of admin dependencies that break on stricter hosting. We took the opposite approach.
- Phone home to a remote license server
- Bundle activation frameworks and cron jobs
- Dozens of files and admin dependencies
- Nag screens and locked "pro" features
- Break on hardened or restricted hosting
- No external calls — nothing leaves your server
- One vanilla-JS file, no build, no dependencies
- Around five PHP files, end to end
- Every feature free under GPL, no upsells
- Cleans up after itself fully on uninstall
Live in under a minute.
Install from the WordPress plugin directory, activate, and configure from a single settings screen. Sensible defaults mean it protects your content the moment it's on.
Protect your content in one click.
Free, GPL-licensed, and maintained by Netguardia. Get it from the WordPress plugin directory.