How to enable right click on websites that disable it?

Annoyed with websites that disable right clicks? Here are some quick ways for you to re-enable the right click button on webpages that have it diabled by default.

Many websites on the internet disable "right click" on their webpages thus disallowing the end user from copying or saving any text or image from that site. However there are simple way arounds which can re-enable "right mouse clicks" on those pages.

How to re-enable right click in Internet Explorer?

• Click “Tools”->”Internet Options”
• Click the “Security” tab.
• Click “Custom Level”
• Scroll down to the “scripting” section.
• Set “Active Scripting” to “disable” (Active scripts are programs written in Javascript)
• Click “Ok”. Restart your internet browser.

The above method disables all javascript from the webpages and since the "right click protection" is basically a javascript code, that gets disabled also. This method basically disables the javascript for all webpages. Be sure to re-enable the "Active Scripting" once you are done with the webpage. Keeping javascript disabled can degrade your browsing experience and you might also have trouble logging onto many websites.

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How to re-enable right click in Firefox?

• Go to “Tools” -> “Options”
• Click “Content Tab”
• Untick enable JavaScript

As with Internet explorer, this method disables the javascript for all webpages that you open after doing the above steps. Be sure to re-enable the "javascript" once you are done,

Quick Hack TipThe best way to disable javascript in firefox is use an extension. While there are many extensions of firefox that can disable scripting, apart from doing a lot more, none is more simpler than "Quick Java" plugin. The nifty plugin sits at the bottom right of the browser and you can quickly enable or disable java or javascript per page as you wish.

You can download the addon from the official Mozilla site by clicking here.