“Are you attempting to extract content from various websites using element inspection via a web browser? If so, you might encounter unexpected text or error notifications like ‘Void Document Oncontextmenu Null.’ If you’re experiencing issues where right-clicking yields no menu, causing concern, there’s no need to worry.
Different websites host unique content with varied theme elements, codes, and style elements. Many internet users opt to copy and paste codes or functions from one site to another for convenience. However, sometimes this technique fails, leading to an error message stating, ‘Sorry, this functionality has been disabled by the administrator.’
Website owners or admins often secure their content or compress codes to prevent easy copy-pasting, as original content creators may not receive adequate credit or recognition when others use their work. Moreover, replicating identical content across multiple websites can hinder search engine rankings due to potential spam or plagiarism issues.”
What is ‘Void Document Oncontextmenu Null’ – Void(document.oncontextmenu=Null);
Void document oncontextmenu=null is a JavaScript (JS) code designed to re-enable right-clicking on websites with content protection features. Using this method allows you to bypass the website’s content protection alert. Here’s how to do it:
- Visit the specific website where content copying is disabled.
- In the URL address bar, type the following code and hit Enter: javascript: void(document.oncontextmenu=null);
- This action bypasses the website’s JavaScript (JS) code, enabling the right-click menu. You can now right-click on selected content and use Copy/Paste to transfer it elsewhere.
Please Note: This method might not work universally for all websites, as some website owners or administrators are aware of this technique and have implemented additional codes to lock the content, preventing bypass using the above code.
Furthermore, using the void(document.oncontextmenu=null); code each time you wish to copy-paste restricted content can be cumbersome. Remembering or managing this code might pose challenges for some users.
Fortunately, alternative methods exist to enable right-clicking on websites and bypass content protection. Below are various alternative methods outlined to help you identify the most effective one for multiple websites.”
1. Try Using Reader Mode
Attempt using Reader Mode in your web browser to enable right-clicking on websites that have disabled it. Press F9 to activate the Browser Reader Mode. If the issue persists, proceed to the next method.
2. Disable Javascript to Turn On the Right-Click Menu
To enable the right-click menu by disabling JavaScript codes on content-protected websites, follow these steps based on your browser:
For Google Chrome:
- Open Google Chrome.
- Click the three vertical dots icon at the top right corner.
- Go to Settings > Privacy and Security.
- Click Site Settings.
- Locate Content Settings and find JavaScript.
- Disable it and check for the issue.
For Mozilla Firefox:
- Launch Mozilla Firefox and open a new tab.
- Type about:config in the address bar and press Enter.
- Search for JavaScript in the preference bar.
- Double-click on javascript.enabled and set it to False.
- After disabling, reload the website and right-click on the content.
Remember: Disabling JavaScript might affect proper loading of some files or contents.
3. Using the Source Code of the Webpage
Access the webpage’s Source Code using the Ctrl+U shortcut. Right-clicking should be available in the source code, allowing you to copy content from there.
4. Save the Webpage as HTML to Enable Right-Click
Save the webpage as an HTML file on your computer. Open the downloaded webpage in a web browser to freely copy-paste content.
5. Try Using Proxy Server to Copy Content
Use a proxy server to browse securely and anonymously. Some proxy servers like Proxify or FilterByPass might help bypass content restrictions and enable right-clicking for copying content.
6. Use Browser Extensions
If previous methods fail, consider using web browser extensions to bypass right-click restrictions. Install extensions like “Enable Right Click & Copy” for Chrome or “Absolute Enable Right Click & Copy” for Firefox to attempt enabling right-click on the restricted content.
If you’re still facing issues copying content by right-clicking on content-protected websites, feel free to leave a comment for further assistance.