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Also it feels "more on the side of the user". Like for instance if you do shift right click it bypasses the website's attempt to hijack your contextual menu. I
by cm2187 4y ago
Also it feels "more on the side of the user". Like for instance if you do shift right click it bypasses the website's attempt to hijack your contextual menu. I think Chrome disabled that.
- rrishi 4y agoYea the feeling I get from them is they are more on the side of the user too. > Like for instance if you do shift right click it bypasses the website's attempt to hijack your contextual menu. I think Chrome disabled that. Interesting, didn't know that.