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It uses <body oncontextmenu="alert('Contact the webmaster for copying requests'); return false;"> which, needless to say, is absurd. I don’t think there’s m
by aendruk 5y ago
It uses
<body oncontextmenu="alert('Contact the webmaster for copying requests'); return false;">
which, needless to say, is absurd. I don’t think there’s much you can do about the alert, but you can configure Firefox to ignore the return value by disabling `dom.event.contextmenu.enabled`.
- antiterra 5y agoAlso some extremely zealous attempts to prevent copying of their copies of someone else’s work. > Any unauthorised copying or reproduction will constitute an infringement of copyright. I have no idea if copyright in the UK protects slavish copying, but, in the US, I doubt their photos would have an enforceable copyright. (Ignoring any potential WIPO/TRIPS complexity here.)
- cwillu 5y agoIt's a bit rich to say “Any unauthorised copying or reproduction will constitute an infringement of copyright”, and literally the next paragraph: “No copyright infringement is intended”