Once in a while, when you are visiting a website, you find an interesting piece of information that you want to copy and for some reason, nothing happens. This happened to me the other day, and i did a Google search and ended up on one of my favorite sites for techie information called HowToGeek. And although you do have to dodge the ads, the jumping around is more than worth it; and, fortunately for me, they didn’t prevent me from copying a little snippet from the page, just to give you an idea of how informative they always are … and there is much more, believe me!
“Enable Right-Clicking on Individual Sites with a Bit of Your Own JavaScript
This first method is probably the least intrusive. It’s just a bit of JavaScript that resets the context menu value for a page. When viewing a page with right-click disabled, you can just type or paste this code into your address bar and hit Enter. You don’t even have to reload the page. Right-clicking should be enabled immediately.
javascript:void(document.oncontextmenu=null);
Even better, you can create a bookmarklet out of that code so it’s always just one click away. Select the code above and drag it to your browser’s toolbar (or wherever you store bookmarks). Rename it something that makes sense to you, but leave the code intact for the URL.”
I actually just added the extension in Chrome that really opened up the possibilities.