Disable Right Click on your blog or webpage

Its becoming essential to secure the content of your web page and blog from being copied. To achieve this you have to disable the RIGHT CLICK . Many of my friends are trying various scripts to disable right click. Even I tried one. But the problem is that it was running fine in Internet Explorer and not in Firefox or other browsers. So I found the simplest way to disable right click. A bit higher security is achieved.

Lets see..... how..

( sign in to your blogger --> layout -->edit html)

Find this piece of code in your template.

< / head>


its the end of the head tag < / head > and the beginning of body tag .
In the body tag just write this sentence " oncontextmenu='return false;' "

u will see it like this

< / head >
< b o d y oncontextmenu="'return">
and your are done... THATS IT...save n check your blog...

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Disable Right Click on your blog or webpage

Its becoming essential to secure the content of your web page and blog from being copied. To achieve this you have to disable the RIGHT CLICK . Many of my friends are trying various scripts to disable right click. Even I tried one. But the problem is that it was running fine in Internet Explorer and not in Firefox or other browsers. So I found the simplest way to disable right click. A bit higher security is achieved.

Lets see..... how..

( sign in to your blogger --> layout -->edit html)

Find this piece of code in your template.

< / head>


its the end of the head tag < / head > and the beginning of body tag .
In the body tag just write this sentence " oncontextmenu='return false;' "

u will see it like this

< / head >
< b o d y oncontextmenu="'return">
and your are done... THATS IT...save n check your blog...

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Reduce Memory usage of FIREFOX

The memory requirement increases rapidly to more than 100 mb when you surf for a long time in a firefox browser or open many tabs at a time.

Reason .........

Two effects cater Firefox's ever increasing appetite for memory.All web sites open in tabs and windows occupy memory space; this space remains occupied even after minimizing windows.Besides,Firefox also saves 50 recently visited websites in the main memory of the PC in order to facilitate quick browsing through the session history.To reduce this unnecessarily large number of saved sites.

Solution .........

Enter 'about:config' in the address bar. Search for 'browser.sessionhistory.max_entries' in the 'Preference Name' list and double-click on it to edit it.Change the default setting '50' to a considerably smaller number or even to '0' and confirm with 'OK'. When you enter '1' or '5' you can still access the last visited websites since they are still available in the RAM. Incidentally, saving the history is not affected by this setting. Thus, you can browse through as many sites as you want; you only need to wait for the renewed loading of these websites.


You can also instruct Firefox to release the memory space that is no longer in use. Simply right-click on any space in the list of configuration settings and select the context command 'New | Boolean'. Enter 'config.trim_on_minimize' and click 'OK'. Click on 'True' in the following dialog and again confirm with 'OK'. Now restart the browser.

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Reduce Memory usage of FIREFOX

The memory requirement increases rapidly to more than 100 mb when you surf for a long time in a firefox browser or open many tabs at a time.

Reason .........

Two effects cater Firefox's ever increasing appetite for memory.All web sites open in tabs and windows occupy memory space; this space remains occupied even after minimizing windows.Besides,Firefox also saves 50 recently visited websites in the main memory of the PC in order to facilitate quick browsing through the session history.To reduce this unnecessarily large number of saved sites.

Solution .........

Enter 'about:config' in the address bar. Search for 'browser.sessionhistory.max_entries' in the 'Preference Name' list and double-click on it to edit it.Change the default setting '50' to a considerably smaller number or even to '0' and confirm with 'OK'. When you enter '1' or '5' you can still access the last visited websites since they are still available in the RAM. Incidentally, saving the history is not affected by this setting. Thus, you can browse through as many sites as you want; you only need to wait for the renewed loading of these websites.


You can also instruct Firefox to release the memory space that is no longer in use. Simply right-click on any space in the list of configuration settings and select the context command 'New | Boolean'. Enter 'config.trim_on_minimize' and click 'OK'. Click on 'True' in the following dialog and again confirm with 'OK'. Now restart the browser.

READ MORE...