How to Disable the “No Right Click” Protection in a Webpage

This one is a simple tutorial for those internet users who wanted to disable the “no right click” protection in a webpage that they visited.

Mouse right click is, somehow, necessary� if you want to view the source code of the webpage or want to download some content of the website, like images, and sound files.

This tutorial is just a simple hack, such that, webmasters who do understand HTML and javascript codes, may find this post as redundant.

To begin with, let us first consider the right click protection that change the content of the drop down menu. If you encounter this one, do a right click for a second time. The second right click will, for some cases, display the regular drop down menu.

A more serious right click protection is the one that uses javascript code to disable the right click. It can be applicable to both Internet Explorer and Firefox. But since the effect of the javascript code is different among internet browsers, you can also try to use other browser, like opera, and see if the right click was also disabled using it.

If the javascript code was perfectly implemented and made compatible in all web browsers, you can still disable the “no right click” protection by doing the following steps.

1. In the browser menu, Click FILE, then Save Page As…, and save that page in your computer hard disk.
2. From your hard disk, open the saved page in wordpad or notepad or with other text editor.
3. In your text editor, delete all of the code that is enclosed by
<script> and </script>