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.htaccess if you using apache, web.config if you in iis
Haha, you could probably save your time and not worry about authentication. If you ONLY have html and JS at your disposal, no server side scripting language, no DB access, no .htaccess you may as well just have the site open![]()
If you have a page "mydomain.com/nobody_knows_about_this_page_apart_from_a_few_selected_people.htm" , how will anyone be able to access the page if they do not even know about its existence?
If you have a page "mydomain.com/nobody_knows_about_this_page_apart_from_a_few_selected_people.htm" , how will anyone be able to access the page if they do not even know about its existence?
Very simply with a "web crawler" - go to a sitemap generator site just to see how easily it picks up each and every page of your site in just a few seconds.