Allow Right-Click is a Firefox add-on that bypasses right-click prevention scripts on websites, enabling users to access menus and other options. It is a useful tool for anyone who needs to copy or manipulate text and images on websites.
If you're looking for a way to defeat web sites' right-click prevention scripts, this extension might just be what you need. It may not be 100% effective on all web sites, as some may use a body OnLoad method, but it will undoubtedly make your web surfing experience a little more hassle-free.
For maximum benefit, it is recommended to use Firefox's Javascript context menu handling along with this extension. Doing so will offer a more flexible way of allowing you to use your context menu. To enable it, simply go to Tools » Options » Web Features » Advanced » and uncheck "Disable or replace context menus".
One great advantage of this extension is that it can be easily installed and used with Firefox version 0.7 or later. So if you're tired of web sites dictating how you use your own computer, this extension is definitely worth checking out!
For maximum benefit, it is recommended to use Firefox's Javascript context menu handling along with this extension. Doing so will offer a more flexible way of allowing you to use your context menu. To enable it, simply go to Tools » Options » Web Features » Advanced » and uncheck "Disable or replace context menus".
One great advantage of this extension is that it can be easily installed and used with Firefox version 0.7 or later. So if you're tired of web sites dictating how you use your own computer, this extension is definitely worth checking out!
What's New
Version 0.4: N/A