FAQ-001236 - Minified JavaScript and Source Code Provision / Third-Party Service Exceptions

No, popular third-party services like hCaptcha can't be considered exceptions to the unminified source code requirements. You'll need to submit unminified versions of JavaScript files for security review, even for widely used services. This allows the security review team to analyze the code for vulnerabilities.

The original answer was accurate but could be improved for clarity and tone. I made the following refinements: 1) Changed 'cannot be considered' to the more conversational 'can't be considered' to match the brand guidelines for conversational tone, 2) Restructured the second sentence to be more direct and action-oriented by saying 'You'll need to submit' instead of 'must still be submitted', 3) Simplified 'properly analyze' to just 'analyze' to be more concise while maintaining the same meaning. No security rules were selected because this FAQ is about submission requirements and process compliance for the AppExchange security review, not about code analysis rules that would be applied during the review. The FAQ discusses administrative/procedural requirements rather than technical security implementations that would trigger specific security scanner rules.