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Re-enable the possibility to use the context menu on sites that overrides it.
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Context Menu Enabler - Re-enable Right-Click on Overridden Sites
Regain control of the context menu on restricted websites with the Context Menu Enabler extension for Google Chrome. Restore the power of right-click functionality effortlessly.
Do you encounter frustrating situations where websites disable the right-click context menu, supposedly to protect their content? We believe this restriction is unwarranted. Unfortunately, Google Chrome lacks advanced options to manage JavaScript behavior on websites, unlike browsers such as Konqueror, Opera, or Firefox. If you share our stance, show your support by starring this extension.
In the meantime, our Context Menu Enabler extension provides a clever workaround. By resetting the oncontextmenu property to its default behavior on various webpage elements, you can once again enjoy the full functionality of the context menu. Moreover, this extension seamlessly works with popular platforms like Flickr and YouTube, enabling right-click interactions on HTML5 videos.
If you come across a site where the extension doesn't work, please report it in our bug tracker rather than in the comments section. Similarly, if the extension causes any issues on a website, kindly report it through the bug tracker. Your feedback plays a vital role in our continuous efforts to enhance and refine the extension's performance.
We appreciate your support and encourage positive comments. Let's restore the freedom of the context menu together!
Latest reviews
- (2023-09-14) Venetian Grand Fleet: Garbage extension that does nothing really. It won't re-enable right click on areas where they were previously disabled. It also heavily lags the browser. Also, for some reason, this extension is causing this error message to show up in the JS console: `new_rightclick.js:4 Uncaught TypeError: chrome.extension.sendMessage is not a function at new_rightclick.js:4:19 at new_rightclick.js:90:3` Just why would you need to have a function called sendMessage in a plugin for enabling right click context menu for sites where they were restricted?
- (2023-07-20) Abdul Hannan: Its GOOOOD