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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 be

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.