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Right Click Protection
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Right Click Protection
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Screenshot One of the ways to get past this is to (this works on PC) press the print screen button, then open the paint program. Paste the screenshot (CTRL - V). The crop out the part you want to keep. Getting past the Script Many browsers ...
You have probably got well known with right click protected websites all over the net. Sometimes you must mark and copy. If you can mark then just press CTRL and C to copy the marked area. If you cannot mark then you need to deactivate the ...
its not worth it, there is always a way to get around someone copying a picture from your myspace. The easiet of which is to merely take a screen shot of the page and photo, and then crop the screen shot.
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I did try it. And got rid of it. Not planning to use it again.
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Right click protection protects from a user being able to ‘right click’ with their mouse and use ‘save as’ on your photo to copy it to their computer.
http://faq.shutterbugstorefront.com/2006/01/what-is-rig...
There are ONLY two ways of protecting your site content (ANYTHING on it)...･ 1) Legal clauses and copyright ･ 2) Switching the site off, disconnecting the computer, removing hard drive and locking it in a VERY BIG ...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090501060...
You need scripting to do that, most of them run in javascript. They are also easily avoidable as even crappy browsers let you toggle javascript on and off - some even let you pick and chose which ones run. If you really don't want people st...
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080818171...
right click protection only stops noobs, all you have to do to steal a protected sites content is to save it to your HD, then reopen it, you have access to all on it.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080708152...
Keep in mind, this can be easily bypassed by the user turning off javascript, and doing this will prevent your page from properly validating as XHTML.... In your <body> tag add this oncontextmenu="return false;" You can al...
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