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Did you know?
If Right-Click is disabled, you can get around it by typing view-source:
into the address bar before the http://url.
If the address bar is hidden, you can use SHIFT + F10 to bring up the
menu you'd normally see when right-clicking.
Also, you can use the "context menu" button on your keyboard (if you
have this key). It looks like a small arrow clicking on a menu) to bring
up the menu you'd normally see when right-clicking.
To grab images even if right-click is disabled, you can view the source
code for the Web page, figure out the direct URL for the image, enter
that URL into your Web browser, and viola.
Other ways to retrieve elements from a web page:
find them in the browser's cache; add your own list.
Now, let's look for the next weekly post with the question: How can
protect my images/pages.
...PC
If Right-Click is disabled, you can get around it by typing view-source:
into the address bar before the http://url.
If the address bar is hidden, you can use SHIFT + F10 to bring up the
menu you'd normally see when right-clicking.
Also, you can use the "context menu" button on your keyboard (if you
have this key). It looks like a small arrow clicking on a menu) to bring
up the menu you'd normally see when right-clicking.
To grab images even if right-click is disabled, you can view the source
code for the Web page, figure out the direct URL for the image, enter
that URL into your Web browser, and viola.
Other ways to retrieve elements from a web page:
find them in the browser's cache; add your own list.
Now, let's look for the next weekly post with the question: How can
protect my images/pages.
...PC