Similar extension with 500,000+ users: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/enable-right-click-...
I assume there's something similar for Safari on Mac, but I don't know.
When I run into a site that doesn't want to let me select/copy text, I screen shot the page -- in Photos on iOS, and in Preview on MacOS, selecting text out of an image generally works great. Just tap and hold a moment on iOS, or hover a moment on MacOS, and then drag/click-drag to select.
There are also blogs that don't allow zooming. Technical blogs with visualisations are almost not readable on mobile
I remember disabling right click on a geocities site I built for my friends to show off their hand-drawn comics. Another guy in our 4th grade class was rehosting our comics on his geocities so I disabled right click.
Wonder if this works on copy/download protected Google Docs. They had some pretty interesting protections, but could still be circumvented by looking at page source.
IF this can change the settings for tap/right click -> save video files, people may actually use better file formats than gifs one day.
The vast majority of websites that disable it, they're actually doing it to provide additional functionality which would be lost otherwise. Seems like using a sledgehammer to snap a button.
Web pages are intended to be editable. I wish popular browsers had an easy user-facing way to invoke
document.designMode = 'on'does anyone know of a solution for websites that hijack your ctrl-LMB (which is supposed to open the link you just clicked in a new tab)?
Some sites block the search option on the rt-clk menu when a word or phrase is selected.
How about we just stop allowing this and call it what it is - disabling functionality of my system without my explicit permission - and start charging these site operators with CFAA violations.
How is this different than other extensions that enable right clicking? There are certainly a few for Firefox (I use "Allow Right-Click").
yea i knew this and i think we can also do the same thing in MAC os .
[PSA] Firefox has this built in already: Hold Shift while right-clicking. Been a while since I tested on a fresh profile, but I don’t believe this requires any preference tweaking or about:config stuff.