flyguy wrote:
On 2/24/2013 11:08 AM, David E. Ross wrote:
On 2/24/13 8:03 AM, flyguy wrote:
When I highlight a word on most websites and right-click it, I get a
four item menu with Copy, Search Google for "word", Delete Message, an
Print. When I do it on the New York Times website (and a few others) in
a article, I get menu with 40+ items in it, and none are Search Google
for "word"! Frustrating.
How do I get the usual right-click menu?
I saw the same thing earlier this year. I don't remember what Web site
it was, but the pull-down context menu was taller than my monitor
screen. The problem went away when a terminated SeaMonkey and rebooted
my PC.
I'm not seeing this at <http://www.nytimes.com> right now. I suspect
this might be the result of the Times using transparent images, scripts,
or other artifacts in an attempt to defeat copying.
That's odd, I'm not getting now, either. I haven't closed Seamonkey, or
done anything about the problem. I'll keep watching for a pattern, I guess.
Speaking of odd, I get a different menu from the one you described as
normal:
• Copy
• Select all
• Search [default search engine] for "word"
• View Selection Source
• Properties
I don't get "Delete Message" or "Print." In fact, I can't get them by
selecting an ordinary word, a linked word, or nothing.
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Paul B. Gallagher
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