does what it says.

Another user posted a review about this extension breaking Google Maps, where click-and-drag no longer worked. I noticed the same behavior in WordPress -- nothing that was draggable worked (menu reordering, color pickers, value sliders, etc.). I spent hours thinking it was a problem with the website, but it was this extension!

great extention

It's unfortunate there isn't a global persistent setting to keep it enabled on all sites—seems like there should be for an extension called *Absolute* Enable Right Click & Copy.

This addon currently breaks Google Maps. When enabled, this addon makes it impossible to click and drag maps in Google Maps. Otherwise, this works for the purpose that is advertised.

I only tried it on one site, fandomwire, and it didn't work.

Exceptionnel ! Merci pour cet outil !!

Absolutely necessary

When it works on a website, it works flawlessly. However, knocking this down from 5 to 4 stars because:

1. It's not always immediately clear when it's broken part of a website, which can lead to frustrated troubleshooting later on.
2. No dark mode option in the settings!!! (It's 2025: please at least give users a dark mode option, even if it's not enabled by default.)

Does exactly what it should (not only enabling the context menu, but also preventing the website from intercepting the right-click altogether), thanks a bunch!

This is the only extension that works well on outdated websites, such as government sites that block contextual clicks, but it needs a reliable page with developer info, GitHub, etc.

Google map can not work when this add-on is installed.

Sorry I don't know how to inform the author. It was a great add-in.

Absolute life saver!

We owe gratitude to Absolute for their kindness in developing this free add-in!

Indeed, there are a few Web sites that retaliate against user empowerment, have sloppy coding, or perhaps even have some bizarre reason why there is a legitimate interference, but that's not the fault of Absolute. If we want excellent control, we can use Absolute. If we want to relent for a particular site, the add-in can be temporarily disengaged.

I personally have greater faith in the security of Absolute than other add-ons. Perhaps other right-click add-ons are also trustworthy--there are coding experts and security-conscious professionals who are paid to spend their time analyzing these matters--and I'd appreciate their legitimate insights. For me, I'm sticking with Absolute.