How to Enable Right Click on Any Website in Chrome
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Right-click is disabled on many websites — but there's a reliable, one-click fix that works on virtually all of them.
## Method 1: Use Enable Copy Everywhere (Recommended)
**Enable Copy Everywhere** is a free Chrome extension with 70,000+ users that restores right-click and copy-paste on any website.
### Steps
1. Go to the [Install page](/install) and click "Add to Chrome"
2. Confirm the installation in the Chrome dialog
3. Pin the extension to your toolbar (optional but recommended)
4. Visit any site where right-click is blocked
5. Click the **Enable Copy Everywhere** icon in your toolbar
6. Right-click works immediately
Your setting is saved for that domain, so it works on all pages of that site automatically.
## Method 2: JavaScript Console (Advanced)
If you prefer not to install an extension, open Chrome DevTools (`F12`), go to the Console tab, and run:
```js
document.oncontextmenu = null;
document.onselectstart = null;
document.oncopy = null;
```
This is temporary — it resets on page refresh.
## Method 3: Disable JavaScript (Not Recommended)
You can disable JavaScript site-by-site in Chrome settings. This re-enables right-click but will break most modern websites. Not practical for regular use.
## Which Method Should You Use?
For most users, the **Enable Copy Everywhere** extension is the best choice — it's permanent, effortless, and works with zero technical knowledge.
## Related Guides
- [How to enable right-click on blocked websites (detailed guide)](/blog/enable-right-click-blocked-websites)
- [Restore right-click behavior in Chrome — step by step](/blog/restore-right-click-behavior-chrome)
- [Allow Right Click vs Enable Copy: which extension is better?](/blog/allow-right-click-vs-enable-copy-extensions)