In the case of Naver Web document, if you click View Source in Chrome, you can see the source layer as follows. Of course, I don't know the whole context, but I was able to see how it was organized roughly. In the case of Google, the source itself looked difficult so that it could not be visually recognized at all.
I vaguely remember hearing that there was a cryptographic library like how Google applied it, but I don't remember the name, so I post it. I'd appreciate it if you let me know if anyone knows.
You can think of it as mini, uglify.
Minify is to remove unnecessary comments or spaces, and obfuscates the uglify variable or function name to make the code unrecognize the code. But it seems that the uglify process also goes through a minify.
Most of them are done using the front-end build tool.
There are also many site available online.
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