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You would like to view the source code but instead of the code you get an annoying alert that says: "Sorry right-click is disabled" or "Copyright Bla Bla Bla". The easiest workaround for IE Win users I have seen so far:
- right-click on the page, and continue holding down the right mouse button
- left-click on the OK dialogue
- release the right mouse button
Weee ;-)
:: Sasha, at 12:00 am on Thursday, 06. September 2001
or even easier :)
Go to the show menu and click on source.
Weee ;-)
:: emke, at 03:29 pm on Thursday, 06. September 2001
Ok but what if the page is in the frame, heh? ;-)
Or you know, you just want you menu…
:: Sasha, at 03:31 pm on Thursday, 06. September 2001
Someone who is proud of his/her code probably wouldn't put that silly piece of JS in the page.
There is a button on some keyboards, next to right-ctrl, that gives you a right-click menu.
:: Davor, at 03:46 pm on Thursday, 06. September 2001
Ok, you got me with the frames.
I just wouldn't look at the source of a framed site anyway. Frames suck.
Svarog - agreed. Anybody that puts that JS snippet in their code is just really annoying.
:: emke, at 04:39 pm on Thursday, 06. September 2001
shift+F10 easy. pozdrav raji :-)
:: kasko, at 07:07 pm on Thursday, 06. September 2001
theres always the menu key, located between the winlogo key and the ctrl key on the keyboard lol
:: GCNaddict, at 10:25 pm on Tuesday, 23. December 2003
Thanks you guys rock
:: ninja, at 02:31 am on Monday, 14. June 2004
Sasha- very impressed with this simple get-around. now i can stop cursing and start saving the pics
thanks, pal
:: verus, at 03:15 pm on Friday, 21. January 2005
Does anyone know how to quickly re-construct html code that has been converted to character code, example:
%3C>#//dwlavkml%22jr]lg*+ypgvwpl%22vpwg%
Its a good tool for hiding email addresses from email spiders, ( just replace the "@" in the address with "@" etc. )but when you want to see how someone has written a particular page, it's a bit naughty!
:: Emporer Zorg, at 06:19 am on Saturday, 19. March 2005
They this product "Right Click This!"
http://www.system7software.com/ProductI...kThis.aspx
It lets you get the stuff even when right clicking is disabled
:: System7, at 07:51 pm on Friday, 19. August 2005
yous have some life arguin over how to work computers,if there was ever NERDS u are them
:: omg, at 03:04 pm on Sunday, 11. December 2005
y dont u try cliking da normal clik and da right clik togetha????/(its so obvious)
:: noyb, at 06:01 pm on Tuesday, 27. December 2005
Some scripts now prevent the above tips working.
Turning off Microsoft VM Java (in Internet Explorer, options, advanced) will prevent these scripts running, but may affect the look of the page.
:: Dazzle, at 10:39 am on Friday, 17. March 2006
Push the wheel button down on your mouse then right click, save picture as!
:: sean, at 02:34 pm on Sunday, 22. July 2007
If you only need to save a picture:
Press control+PrntScrn and go to paint and paste. Then you can crop and resave as a jpg or whatever type file you want.
Matt
:: matt, at 09:31 am on Monday, 13. August 2007
If you only need to save a picture:
Just drag the picture to your desktop and enjoy! :p
:: Jim Dandy, at 08:32 am on Saturday, 01. December 2007
In Firefox 3, if you go into Tools/Options/Content tab, click on "Advanced" next to Javascript, and uncheck "Disable or Replace Context Menus". All done.
:: Damiana, at 10:02 pm on Tuesday, 02. September 2008
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