Universal Right-Click Unblocker

WHAT IT DOES

Universal Right-Click Unblocker removes all JavaScript and CSS restrictions that prevent you from using your browser's native context menu (right-click menu), selecting text, or dragging images and content on any webpage. Many websites intentionally disable right-click to prevent saving images, copying text, or accessing developer tools. This tool removes those restrictions without breaking the page's core functionality, giving you full control over your browsing experience. It also restores text selection and drag capabilities that are often blocked alongside the right-click menu.

WHERE IT RUNS

This extension works on any website across the entire web. It functions on image galleries, article sites, e-commerce pages, social media platforms, and any page that uses JavaScript or CSS to restrict user interactions. The tool works across all domains and adapts to dynamically loaded content and single-page applications.

HOW TO USE

Install the extension and navigate to any website that blocks right-click or text selection. The tool automatically removes restrictions on the current page. Use the overlay panel to control the behavior: toggle "Enable on this site" to enable or disable the tool for the current domain. Choose which types of locks to remove: context menu locks (oncontextmenu event handlers), user-select locks (CSS that prevents text selection), and drag locks (ondragstart handlers and webkit-user-drag CSS). Click "Reapply Unblock" to re-run the removal process if restrictions reappear after dynamic content updates. The tool works in the background, ensuring right-click functionality is always available when you need it.

TECHNICAL SECTION — THREE-LAYER RESTRICTION REMOVAL

The extension uses a comprehensive three-layer strategy to remove interaction restrictions. First, it scans all DOM elements and removes or overrides oncontextmenu, ondragstart, and onselectstart event handlers — setting them to null and removing the corresponding attributes. It also adds capture-phase event listeners for contextmenu, dragstart, and selectstart events that allow the events to propagate naturally. Second, it processes all CSS style sheets (both external and inline) to remove user-select: none, webkit-user-select: none, webkit-user-drag: none, and pointer-events: none rules that block interaction. Third, it applies style resets directly to the document body and html elements, ensuring selection and drag are enabled at the highest level. A MutationObserver monitors the DOM for newly added elements or style changes that reintroduce restrictions, reapplying the fixes automatically without user intervention.

THE PANEL — DRAG / PER-SITE POSITION / SNAP / COLLAPSE / RESIZE / ESCAPE

The overlay panel is fully interactive and designed for seamless multitasking. Drag it anywhere on the screen using the handle at the top of the panel; the position is saved per site so it stays where you left it across sessions. The panel includes a snap-to-edge feature that gently anchors the overlay to the nearest screen edge when released. Click the collapse button to minimize the panel to a compact pill showing the current unlock status; expand it again with a single click. Resize the panel vertically by dragging the bottom-right corner to view more controls. Press the Escape key at any time to instantly close the overlay; it reappears on the next page navigation or refresh.

PLEASE NOTE

This extension requires the free BotGentz companion extension to function, as it provides the underlying content script injection and cross-origin communication framework. No personal data, browsing history, or page content is stored, transmitted, or shared. Settings are stored locally in your browser using GM_setValue and are never sent to any external server. The extension does not access or store login credentials, financial data, or personally identifiable information. Some websites may block right-click for legitimate reasons (e.g., preventing unauthorized use of copyrighted images); use this tool responsibly and respect content creators' rights. The tool modifies DOM elements and event handlers, which may interfere with websites that use custom context menus for special functionality (e.g., design tools, games). The per-site toggle allows you to disable the tool on sites where it causes issues.