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The vast majority of websites that disable it, they're actually doing it to provide additional functionality which would be lost otherwise. Seems like using a s
by BigBalli 2y ago
The vast majority of websites that disable it, they're actually doing it to provide additional functionality which would be lost otherwise.
Seems like using a sledgehammer to snap a button.
- eek2121 2y agoI have no clue what websites you are visiting, but the ones I have used typically either do it to disable/customize copy/paste or use it to track your actions. They often make too many assumptions about the browser in general.
- Lerc 2y agoLeft button draw, Right button erase Left button rotate, Right button pan Left button gun, Right button grenade.
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