This software enables users to perform right-clicks and selections on websites that have restricted these actions with JavaScript.
RightToClick is a useful Firefox extension that allows users to perform right clicks, selections, drag and drop actions, and context menu operations when JavaScript has disabled them. Although Firefox has some hidden preferences to restore context menus, these options do not necessarily work successfully on all websites. RightToClick is a helpful solution that adds an icon to your status bar that, when clicked, enables disabled JavaScript features.
As more sites adopt sneaky tactics to disable necessary functions, RightToClick provides users with a safeguard to protect themselves from cascading dialog popups. With a lot of possible tricks that websites can apply to disable functions, users can contribute to improving the extension by posting URLs of sites where it fails.
RightToClick not only instantly restores disabled JavaScript features but also offers an enhanced mode on the right-click of the icon in the status bar. This small yet effective add-on is a must-have for Firefox users who want to guarantee their browsing experiences are not obstructed by deceitful website practices.
As more sites adopt sneaky tactics to disable necessary functions, RightToClick provides users with a safeguard to protect themselves from cascading dialog popups. With a lot of possible tricks that websites can apply to disable functions, users can contribute to improving the extension by posting URLs of sites where it fails.
RightToClick not only instantly restores disabled JavaScript features but also offers an enhanced mode on the right-click of the icon in the status bar. This small yet effective add-on is a must-have for Firefox users who want to guarantee their browsing experiences are not obstructed by deceitful website practices.
What's New
Version 2.5: N/A