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Try right-click > open in new tab. Nobody traps right-click in JS :] Yes, unbelievably annoying, but I've encountered this kind of behavior on a lot of website

by i336_ 10y ago

Try right-click > open in new tab. Nobody traps right-click in JS :] Yes, unbelievably annoying, but I've encountered this kind of behavior on a lot of websites.

username223 10y ago
An increasing number of websites force me to right-click to follow links; maybe JS can't trap it yet? In some places, the basic process to follow a link has become right-click, copy link, paste into text editor, filter URL through script to remove tracking crap, open new tab, paste result into URL bar. Web 3.0, baby!
- skykooler 10y ago
  JS can trap right-click, at least in certain situations; for example, if you right-click in gmail, it brings up a HTML menu, not the OS-native one.
  - tedmiston 10y ago
    In this case, my current workaround is to duplicate the tab then continue from there.
paulddraper 10y ago
That is your lucky enough to have be a real link :/