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Enable Right Click Allow Chrome extension

Enable Right Click Allow re-enables the right-click context menu, text highlighting, and copying on websites that try to block them. It's best for anyone who needs to copy text or use right-click menus on sites that disable these by default. The catch: some sites use additional methods to restrict copying that this extension may not override.

  • PriceFree
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)
  • ✓No account needed

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • restores right-click context menus on restrictive sites
  • re-enables text highlighting and copying
  • simple, single-purpose tool with no configuration
  • works instantly without changing browser settings

Cons

  • may not override every method sites use to block copying
  • only affects right-click and selection, not other content restrictions
  • not a general-purpose privacy or security tool

Best for

  • restoring right-click menus on sites that disable them
  • highlighting and copying text on protected pages
  • researchers and students who need to copy text from restrictive sites
  • quick, one-click fix without changing browser settings manually

Skip it if

  • sites with copy protection beyond simple right-click and selection blocking
  • users who want the extension to also bypass paywalls or DRM content

Key features

  • unblocks the right-click context menu on protected pages
  • re-enables text highlighting
  • re-enables copy and paste functionality
  • works across most pages without extra configuration

What Enable Right Click Allow does

Enable Right Click Allow overrides the scripts some websites use to block the right-click context menu, text highlighting, and copying. Once active on a page, you can right-click, select text, and copy it as you would on a normal, unrestricted website.

Enable Right Click Allow free vs paid

Enable Right Click Allow is listed as a free extension on the Chrome Web Store. It focuses on one function, restoring right-click and copy functionality, with no separate paid tier mentioned in its listing.

Is Enable Right Click Allow safe?

The extension needs to run on the pages you visit to override scripts that block right-click and copying, which requires broad page access to work on any site. As with any extension that runs on web pages, only install it from a source you trust and review the permissions Chrome shows before adding it.

Enable Right Click Allow: FAQs

Is Enable Right Click Allow free?

Yes, it's listed as a free extension on the Chrome Web Store with no separate paid version mentioned.

Is Enable Right Click Allow safe to use?

It needs to run on the pages you visit to override right-click and copy restrictions. Only install extensions like this from sources you trust.

How do I use Enable Right Click Allow?

Install it, visit a site with right-click or copying disabled, click the extension icon, then use right-click, selection, and copy normally.

Why isn't right-click working on some sites even with this extension?

Some sites use additional or more advanced scripts to block copying, which this extension may not override in every case.

What are Enable Right Click Allow alternatives?

Other similarly named right-click unblocker extensions offer comparable functionality; browser developer tools can also disable page scripts manually.

Does Enable Right Click Allow bypass paywalls?

No, it only restores right-click, selection, and copy functionality; it doesn't unlock paywalled or DRM-protected content.

Do I need to enable this extension on every website?

You typically enable it per site where copying is blocked, since most sites don't restrict right-click by default.

Can I turn this extension off when I don't need it?

Yes, you can disable or remove it from Chrome's extensions page at any time.

Does Enable Right Click Allow restore keyboard copy shortcuts, or just the right-click menu?

It covers more than the right-click menu. Along with unblocking the context menu, it re-enables text highlighting and copy-and-paste generally, so keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+C should also work again on pages that had disabled them.

Does Enable Right Click Allow change any other browser or privacy settings?

No. It's a single-purpose tool focused only on restoring right-click menus, text highlighting, and copying on pages that block them. It doesn't touch privacy settings, security features, or anything else in your browser.