As with every frontend nuisance, such as blocking the right click, showing alerts etc, this can be sidestepped easily [0]. While this technique may deter some p

As with every frontend nuisance, such as blocking the right click, showing alerts etc, this can be sidestepped easily [0]. While this technique may deter some people, just like the above annoyances, at the end of the day the old adage still holds — if it's in the frontend, the end user can do anything and everything they want. That said, this is still cool in the technically interesting sense, haven't seen someone do this before. [0] https://stackoverflow.com/a/13372025/1470607 https://stackoverflow.com/a/13372025/1470607