Favorites

Add these links to your 'favorites' list and use them when visiting a site that has disabled right-clicks. These links are javascript code that will disable the OnMouseDown event which a site administrator uses to disable your right-click. Right click on the links and choose, "Add to Favorites..." When visiting a site that has disabled your right clicks, go to favorites and choose one of these, one of them should restore your mouse and disable the site's code.

• Right Click 1 - javascript:void(document.onmousedown=null)
  
• Right Click 2 - javascript:void(document.oncontextmenu=null)
  
• Right Click 3
  
  
• Show Source 1
  
• Show Source 2
  

To Regain Right-clicks

• Click with both mouse buttons simultaneously.
  
• Press the "menu" button on a Windows keyboard (next to the right 'ctrl' button).
  
• Hold down the right mouse button, answer the prompt by pressing 'enter', then release the right mouse button.
  
• Left click on the image and drag it to the address bar or off of the page into a graphics program or a local folder.
  

Original works, such as the text (and images) appearing on a web site are copyrighted from the moment they are created. This is due to the existence of The Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, a treaty to which most industrialized countries are signatories. What it means is that when you create something original, you legally own the copyright to it without having to file any sort of registration, claim or other paperwork. It's automatic.

document.oncontextmenu = function(){return false} if(document.layers) { window.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN); window.onmousedown = function(e){ if(e.target==document)return false; } } else { document.onmousedown = function(){return false} }