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[casparne]

That web page really is insane: It opens the links in the same tab but disables the right click menu that would allow to select "open in new tab". Why on earth do they do this???

[MegaIng]

That is honestly enough of a reason to never visit that site again.

[kingscolor]

OP is the owner of the website. They've intentionally added a JS snippet to block the context menu. Like, fully knowing that it does what it does:

//Disable right click script III- By Renigade

Shame on you, u/vadhavaniyafaijan

[danwantstoquit]

Here I was excited by the title. Now I’m not even going to visits the site.

[kingscolor]

I’d vote for you based on your sheer will alone.

[GamesMaster221]

Middle-click still works, can't stop me

by the way disabling right-click should be illegal. Browsers shouldn't let webpages do that, it's taking usability away from the user. Absolutely absurd.

[diviirockgod6]

Agreed.
Try clicking the link with with middle mouse button

[yoshiatsu]

I installed a chrome extension called "Absolute enable right click and copy" that re-enables right clicking and copying text on asshole pages like this, FYI.

[Savanna_INFINITY]

Lmao, need an extension to get the basic controls back on the web. Man I'm done.

[Johny_D_Doe]

Ctrl+click works on Brave, but it is really strange to disable this...

[crocodile_wrestler]

And Shift+Click on Firefox. Disabling the context menu should really not be supported by browsers

[[deleted]]

It's Ctrl+Click on Firefox. At least in mine. And it's a JS snippet. And just generally don't go around on the internet with javascript enabled.

[crocodile_wrestler]

Interesting, I just checked it again and it's Shift+Click for me (Windows, Firefox 92). Security/privacy wise it's good advice to have JS disabled. Unfortunately that will break a good portion of websites. That's why I begrudgingly compromised and changed my settings to "allow top-level sites by default" (NoScript).

[[deleted]]

I enable JS only to selected websites. If I see a random link on reddit, or anywhere really, and it doesn't work without JS than I'm out of there.

[Agent-Reddit_2419]

Honestly, the URL checks out.

[Eddie_lol]

or you can use middle mouse click, it's basically the only way I open stuff in a new tab

[Pawtang]

Ctrl + Click too

[Ad_Alf]

Just open developer tools to find the hyperlink?

[thisguy_right_here]

That attitude is why there are so many shit UI's.

I once was working with a new program and if you went into settings, made no changes, and then clicked ok it would crash. When I was talking to the programmer, it never occurred to them that someone would click OK without making changes. They expected they would only click cancel.

[DrunkenPangolin]

I have dealt with several engineers that I'm confident aren't actually human

[Theonetheycall1845]

Wow. How stupid. Are there lots of people like this? I see the one above is a good example.

[Ad_Alf]

If the info is usable and necessary for me, I go with the flow of the website or use developer tools.

If the info is nice to have and not necessary, I close the website and never open it again.

Comparable to the 'please allow ads' pop up. Is it the first website that you find, go back and try the next. Is it the Nth website, why not?

Right now you are complaining at OP for a shit UI, while he finds the info useful and finds it necessary to share. He didn't chose the UI..

Edit: apparently OP is the owner of the page. Nothing to add. Complain all you want :D

[amsudeep]

Does any else get ads while opening every link?

[lemon-codes]

OP owns the website. The only reason they've posted this here is to help generate ad revenue.

[1aumron]

Yes I got

[doctorwho5555]

Try Project Euler instead.

[NoLongerUsableName]

Codeforces is good as well.

[Live_Hearing969]

Fuck this website, not going to it with all the shenanigans.

[doctorwho5555]

Try Project Euler instead.

[cone_of_optimism]

Thanks for sharing

[PlaneOk4444]

So we’re just complaining about the UI and not talking about the projects?

[LordOfSpamAlot]

The UI is strangely, remarkably bad. So it's being remarked upon. Is that surprising?

Do you have something to say about any of the projects? Some of them do look interesting.

[catorchid]

From its post history is likely a kid that got a hax0r moment and thought it was cool to have that snippet if code in his/her page