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Restore right-click, copy, paste, and text selection on sites that block them. Some websites stop you from selecting text, copying, pasting, or opening the normal right-click menu. Fix Your Right Click turns those browser features back on for the site you are looking at. You stay in control. Open the popup, turn it on for that site, and keep browsing. You do not need to refresh the page. When you turn it off, the site goes back to blocking those actions right away. WHAT IT RESTORES • Right-click — open your browser’s usual context menu again • Copy, cut, and paste — including keyboard shortcuts • Text selection — highlight text that the page tried to lock • Covered images and video — reach media that a transparent overlay was hiding HOW TO USE IT 1. Open the page that is blocking copy or right-click. 2. Click the Fix Your Right Click icon. 3. Click “Turn on for this site.” 4. Try the action again on the same page. 5. Click “Turn off for this site” when you want the original behavior back. Test it here: https://codeyourwayup.github.io/wxt-copy-enabler/ https://webbrowsertools.com/test-right-click/ The extension remembers the sites you turned on and only unlocks those sites. A different subdomain is treated as a different site. Embedded pages from another site are not changed until you visit that site yourself.
Aug 16, 2026
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