Detected Feb 19, 2026
Developer name changed +5 more
Meetanshi Technologies LLP
Shopify Admin
4 added — “Disable right click Shopify. Content protector.”
+3 more changes in this update
MIT Content Protector Shopify App: Stores, App Details & Alternatives
Research MIT Content Protector with detected public adoption signals from 9 Shopify stores, plus categories, countries, and related apps.
Shoplist public signals
What is visible for MIT Content Protector right now
Signal date July 9, 2026
Last listing check today
Detected stores
9
6 public rows shown
As of Jul 9, 2026
Momentum
9 Steady
Install volume is too low for a reliable trend yet
As of Jul 15, 2026
Steady16% data confidence
9 momentum score
Install volume is too low for a reliable trend yet.
Updated Jul 15, 2026
Momentum inputs
28d installs
1
Prev. 28d
3
New 28d
1
30d reviews
0
Trend comparison is paused or unavailable for this window. The raw inputs show the install and review signals Shoplist observed instead.
Installs
12
Growth
50
Adoption
27
Reviews
0
Fit
77
Quick answer
As of July 9, 2026, Shoplist detects 9 Shopify stores using MIT Content Protector. The public page shows 6 example merchants. Shoplist also tracks category, country, product-count, co-installed app, review, pricing, and listing-change signals when available.
Public merchant index
Every store running MIT Content Protector, on tap.
Search 9 merchants by category, country, traffic rank, install date, revenue band, and 40+ other filters. Below is a sample slice — sign up to unlock and export.
StoreCategoryCountryShopRank# AppsInstalled
3 more stores are hidden
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Activity and changes
Recent signals for MIT Content Protector
Recent detections and listing changes are public signals captured by crawl history.
New 28d
1
Observed in recent scans
Recently detected
App Store listing
Listing changes
Detected Jul 9, 2026
Integrations updated
Shopify Admin
Detected Jul 7, 2026
Integrations updated
Shopify Admin
Detected Feb 27, 2026
Integrations updated
Shopify Admin
Detected Jan 28, 2026
Integrations updated
Shopify Admin
Adoption footprint
Category, country, and product-count distribution
Top categories
Apparel & Accessories4
Health & Beauty1
Toys & Games1
Stores by product count
Brands using MIT Content Protector, grouped by product count
11-502
201-5002
5,001-10,0002
10,001-100,0001
101-2001
Detected stores by country
Top 5Current public merchant geography.
1.United States
55.6%2.Australia
33.3%3.United Kingdom
11.1%
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App-store listing
About MIT Content Protector
Secure your store's images and text from theft by disabling right-click, copy, and shortcuts.
Stop copycats from stealing your hard work. This app offers a comprehensive shield for your intellectual property. Easily disable right-click, text selection, and image dragging to prevent basic theft. Go further by blocking specific keyboard shortcuts and restricting access to developer tools to stop advanced scraping. You can even disable printing and display copyright warnings in the console. Keep your store content unique and secure with simple, one-click protection.
Listing highlights
- Disable right-click, text selection, and drag & drop to stop instant copying.
- Block keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+C and Ctrl+U to prevent quick content theft.
- Restrict access to browser Developer Tools to hide source code from prying eyes.
- Disable page printing to prevent unauthorized physical or PDF copies of data.
- Display copyright warnings in the browser console to deter scraping.
Methodology
How to read these signals
Counts are based on Shoplist's latest available public crawl signal dated July 9, 2026.
9 detected stores means Shoplist found current public storefront evidence connecting those stores to this app. This is detection-based and is not a developer-provided customer list.
Merchant rows are filtered to public brand profiles with enough public data to link safely. Full workflow, filtering, and monitoring stay behind signup.
Review, pricing, feature, screenshot, and listing-change data come from public Shopify App Store and Shoplist crawl records. Signals can change between crawls.
FAQ
Questions about MIT Content Protector
How many Shopify stores use MIT Content Protector?
Shoplist currently detects public evidence of 9 Shopify stores using MIT Content Protector. This page shows 6 public merchant rows where the linked brand profile has enough public data to display.
Which Shopify stores use MIT Content Protector?
This page shows 6 public example merchants using MIT Content Protector. The full workflow adds filters, exports, contacts, and monitoring.
What apps are commonly used with MIT Content Protector?
Shoplist tracks co-installed and related Shopify apps so teams can find merchants using MIT Content Protector alongside complementary tools.
Can I export stores using MIT Content Protector?
Yes. Signup unlocks export, filtering, contacts availability, and alert workflows for stores using MIT Content Protector.
How does Shoplist detect MIT Content Protector?
Shoplist uses cautious public detection language. A detected store means public storefront evidence currently connects the merchant to the app; it is not a contract, revenue, or developer-reported adoption claim.
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