Disabling JavaScript
I recently went to a website which had used JavaScript to prevent me from right clicking and inspecting the elements there. I never quite understand why sites do this, especially since much of what you see ends up in your cache anyway, but in any case, I wanted to take a look at the HTML.
In looking for a quick solution in Chrome, I found a new one which I thought I would share. The obvious port of call is this under the three dots menu, but that is a lot of clicking.:
1 | Settings > Advanced > Privacy and Security > Site Settings > JavaScript |
Here’s another approach.
- F12
- Control-Shift-P
- Type “dis“ and Disable JavaScript will appear.
- Click on it.
You will now be able to right-click to your hearts content.
In Firefox, it’s fairly quick too:
- F12
- F1
- Check the box labelled “Disable JavaScript“ on the right.
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