Looking For A Firefox Plug-in

[sharedholder]

That let me to copy and paste from sites that have the right click disabled.

[LSA]

Ctrl+c and ctrl+v don't work?

[shn]

Originally posted by sharedholder@21 February 2004 - 19:37
That let me to copy and paste from sites that have the right click disabled.
Switch to myie2 if you want that. :ph34r: Disable right click is there for a reason. People dont want you copying and pasting and stealing their shit.

[LSA]

You could just do a save page as and take it out of the html file


Try this site if nothing else works: http://texturizer.net/firefox/extensions/

[Illuminati]

I'm sure there have been a few extensions that let you save complete web sites (e.g. Leech), but I think most of them date back to the early versions of FireBird :(

Still - Take a look at the Extensions list on the Firefox site and see if any have been updated :)

[Phoenix007]

This bookmarklet works on some sites:
javascript:void(document.oncontextmenu=null)
just create a new bookmark and copy the above code into the location field. Now click on the bookmarklet on a site where right clicking is disabled and it should reenable it.
This works for me on some sites and doesnt on others. Give it a try.

[Amarjit]

Why not just copy the extracts of text that you wish to steal from the source?

[sharedholder]

Originally posted by Amarjit@22 February 2004 - 12:49
Why not just copy the extracts of text that you wish to steal from the source?
Send a letter to Microsoft to rename &#39;&#39; copy & paste &#39;&#39; in &#39;&#39;steal & paste&#39;&#39; if you don&#39;t like .I just want to copy some text not stealing , its about 4 full texts pages . <_< <_<

[Amarjit]

Oh easy &#39;ard, I don&#39;t wanna mess with this hard nut. :lol:

[h1]

If text selection is disabled, go to the JS console (hope you installed with developer tools :lol) and evaluate this...

window.sidebar=false;
document.onmousedown=return true;
document.onclick=return true;
Hope this helps. :)