How to Enable right click on websites with disabled right click feature

Often while going through the webpages for information gathering or anything else you must have faced sites on right clicking which displays nothing more than a message "right click had been disabled on this site". This actually is used by web developers for avoiding their content being copied or reused. But sometimes it's frustrating for your intension is different than violating copyright. Or while working for school projects it's really hurting to reach a website where your content is available but you can't use it's images, copy texts or anything else. Just a few days back I browsed an educational website meritnation.com for solution of a mathematics problem of my class 12^th
NCERT book. I definitely got it there but when I tried to copy it's solution I got the same message that's it's restricted on this site. It was frustrating for mine intension wasn't what they disliked yet I had to face the restriction. Right then I decided to share this post for helping all such people. So I am here with five methods which you can use for this purpose.

Method 1 :- By typing a code in the URL

This is the easiest of all the method. Under this first visit the site which have disabled right clicking. Then type this code without quotes in the URL box 

"javascript:void(document.oncontextmenu=null);"

Bad part of using this option is that you need to repeat the same step every single time you want to use a right click.

Method 2:-By disabling JavaScript from the browser

If you often use such sites with right click disabled then you must opt for this feature. This a long term option which disable JavaScript of any website. Follow the steps below to disable javascript in Google Chrome. Similar settings are available in other web browsers like Edge, Internet Explorer, Firefox etc.

First of all, click on the gear icon at the top right corner of your Google Chrome. From the menu that gets expanded out, click on the option named Settings. Now Start typing javascript into the Settings Search Bar. This will result in Google Chrome displaying a section named Privacy. Click on the button named Content settings from there. As next, check the checkbox corresponding to the option Do not allow any site to run JavaScript. Once you are all done, hit the Done button at the bottom. Also read how to boost up Google chrome on Android by disabling JavaScript.

Method 3:- By using website source code

If you are searching for something available through source code of the website it's an awesome method. Since right click is blocked you have to use shortcut Ctrl+U keys together to view the source code of the site you are currently on.

Method 4:- By saving the webpage

You can save a webpage for further use either of it's media content or text either as a PDF book or a webpage.

To save as a webpage simply visit the site and press Ctrl+S together. This will ask you location to save and it's all set. Now if you need that in PDF format visit the site and then press Ctrl+P which will open print dialogue box. There select appropriate options and click save to save it as a PDF file.

Method 5:-By using browser extensions

There are various extensions for different browsers which help you get back the right click feature. One such browser extension for Google Chrome, that enables the right click feature is RightToCopy. So that’s how simple you can hack into a website that has disabled right click feature and copy it's contents.

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