Just ran my site on Builtwith and it does show up that our site uses the bubble framework. How can I hide from the public? Just, from a security standpoint plus other factors, I wouldn’t feel too comfortable with people knowing we rely on bubble in such way and all else. Thoughts?
You can’t. But it shouldn’t matter from a security standpoint so long as you’ve designed your app in such a way that it isn’t breakable unless there’s an exploit in Bubble’s backend (so out of your control).
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Ahhh… that’s a shame. Is there anything you recommend for security? I tend to use a lot of conditionals to rely on proper workflow of things. Thanks for your response
Privacy rules
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^^^^^^
Set privacy rules. Then, if correctly configured, so long as you don’t check ‘ignore privacy rules’ on backend workflows, it is literally impossible for a user to get access to data they shouldn’t have. If you don’t have privacy rules, you probably shouldn’t launch your app.
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That’s a good point, gonna check it out thank you! I guess this post led me to something good at the end.
Don’t waste your time on it. Its impossible, a good UI inspector can easily identify the platform, There is no 100% white-label.
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For the average Joe: Removals.
But like @melon said, a person that knows how to inspect elements would be able to identify.
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Cool thank you! What about if you protect the site with anti inspect/copy plugin? I do have it for the same reason but not sure if it’s just more of a nuisance than helpful…
The browser will still load everything