The following ways to copy the website not for copying can help you disable javascrip, unlock right mouse button so you can copy the content when the website is secure.
Currently, to ensure copyright of articles , website owners will protect articles by not allowing copy , you cannot use Copy - Paste tool for these cases. By nature IT has used Javascrip code abbreviated as js to disable the menu on the right mouse no matter how many times you click, the copy tool will not appear.
What we need to do is to turn off this disabled browser and we can use it as usual. This is quite simple compared to having to disable the Cascading Style Sheet language (CSS).
Remember, this copy should be for academic purposes only and you must respect the copyright of these articles and not use them for commercial purposes.
SYNOPSIS
1. How to copy web pages not to copy using javascrip code
2. How to copy website does not allow copying applies on Coc Coc / Chrome effectively
3. How to copy web pages not to copy in Firefox
4. How to copy web pages not to copy with image content
5. How to copy web pages to prevent copying uses Extensions
I will show you that using javascrip code to disable Js. The key combination Fn + F12; Ctrl + Shift + I or there are machines that only need F12 is the key for this method.
After accessing the website's article, use the mouse to block it and use one of the above key combinations and enter the following code: javascript: void (document, oncontextmenu = null). This is the code that disables js, leaving the encoding to avoid. But so you can copy normally already.
First, access the Settings on Coc Coc or Chrome. Then scroll down and click Show advanced settings (For English) or Show advanced settings (for Vietnamese)
Go to Content Settings and the last step is to press “Do not allow any site to run JavaScript” in order to not allow any of these websites to run JavaScript, with right-click encryption.
F5 let the web refresh and you should be able to perform the copy operations already. If you continue to use this website, you can leave this feature Don't Allow. If you do not use the web anymore and want the features back to their original, don't forget to re-click Allow all sites to run JavaScrip.
This method is preferable to do in Firefox. You go to firefox on the address bar, type the word "config" to accept the warning from Firefox "I promise"
Next step, type the word javascrip, double click on javascip.enabled (can not use javascip) this line will change to false.
You can now copy normally on firefox.
On the same browser you can use another way to press "Tool" -> Option -> "Content" -> Advanced-> remove the checkmark on the line Disable or replace context menus or "Enable JavaScript".
This way is simpler than you just need to use 2 keys Crtl + S stored in .html format. When downloading we have a .html dot file and a new folder, you click on that .html file and Open with Word is to be able to copy the image and copy the content.
This method is used when you use Browser Extensions in the Extensions tab of Google Chrome / CocCoc / Firefox you can click on: "Download and install here" is available to use.
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