Content on Website: Right Click Issue

[Ismails]

I was visiting a website and trying to google from the website's words - you know with the right click of the mouse of the right away.
Then this screen displayed:


A guy told me if you have this feature on your website, it will load the page very slowly.
I don't even know what is the plugin/feature is it.

My gut feeling says it: It is based on Premium Content like insider or inner circle something.

Any pros and cons to have this feature on my website?

 

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[Sebastya]

Disable right click? it's just a few lines of JavaScript. Not sure why you would want it on your site.

 

[Ismails]

Disable right click? it's just a few lines of JavaScript. Not sure why you would want it on your site.

Yes disable right click.
So its a Javascript, not a wordpress plugin?
I think it works best for premium content.
What do you think?

 

[Kid]

If you are afraid that your content will get stolen then no, this right click feature is too easy to bypass. There's even google chrome extension to unblock it on any website.

If you want it, then there are wordpress plugins like Disable Right Click For WP

 

[Ismails]

If you are afraid that your content will get stolen then no, this right click feature is too easy to bypass. There's even google chrome extension to unblock it on any website.

If you want it, then there are wordpress plugins like Disable Right Click For WP

You mean like a google pop up block or something ?
I think I saw it.
Thanks man, I appreciate you

 

[Sebastya]

Yes disable right click.
So its a Javascript, not a wordpress plugin?
I think it works best for premium content.
What do you think?

Yeah, it's simple Javascript. If you want to protect images for example, a watermark would be a better option than to disable right click.

 

[Ismails]

Yeah, it's simple Javascript. If you want to protect images for example, a watermark would be a better option than to disable right click.

Thanks man. I appreciate you.

 

[Kid]

I think this is the shortest version:

<script>
window.onload = function() {
    document.addEventListener("contextmenu", function(e){
      e.preventDefault();
    }, false);
}
</script>

Here's longer version which blocks other things also: Disabling right-clicking by using JavaScript | My Cyber Universe

 

[Kid]

You mean like a google pop up block or something ?
I think I saw it.
Thanks man, I appreciate you

(Sorry for no reply, i missed your post)
Example like this - Chrome extension:

Enable Right Click

Enable Right Click context menu on any website.

chrome.google.com

From their description:

We help you re-enable and allow right click function on every websites that block the right-click menu.

 

[Ismails]

(Sorry for no reply, i missed your post)
Example like this - Chrome extension:

Enable Right Click

Enable Right Click context menu on any website.

chrome.google.com

From their description:

It lets to allow copy? DAMN

 

[Martin.G]

Why do you want to disabled the right click? It someone wants to copy your content, he is going to do anyway

 

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[Ismails]

Why do you want to disabled the right click? It someone wants to copy your content, he is going to do anyway

I was curious about it and wanted to know pros and cons.
Nothing new.

 

[Martin.G]

I was curious about it and wanted to know pros and cons.
Nothing new.

In my opinion it doesn't worth it. First, you have to add more code to your web, although small, it's going to add more time in the loading event on your web. Also, If someone want to copy a piece of your post to share with someone (I do a lot) or to copy in his web and cite you (it's a good thing for the the backlink), you are making the things difficult to him.
By last, If they want to copy you, they are going to do it. They can copy you from source code or from rss (that happened to me). And the last one is the worst. Google could indexing it before your post, and take your work as the copy.
I hope I wasn't make a lot of mistake, I am trying to improve my English.