This is something that's commonly abused, so I almost always want it to be off, except when I'm using a handful of large webapps that use the feature properly, such as Google Docs. I know there's a universal toggle for this in the Firefox preferences; but is there a way to grant this privilege only to certain domains? Something like a whitelist?

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I would really like to know this as well! – Cerberus Feb 15 at 8:27
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you can try no-script Addone for firefox and allow the script on the few sites you want. You also can enable each script file saparate if you want.

http://noscript.net/

EDIT: If you only want to block the contextmenu itself you can follow these steps:

edit-> preferences -> content -> advanced options of JScript -> set the toggle to "disable or replace context menu"

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The No-Script Addon will let you enable Javascript on a per-site or per-domain basis, and has it off by default. When you encounter a site you can enable scripting by clicking on its icon in the statusbar. It's exactly what you want. – ultrasawblade Feb 15 at 12:27
But Kenny, this is not site-specific. @Ultra: Noscript is site-specific, but it doesn't allow you to allow all Javascript except context-menu changes, which is what we're looking for. – Cerberus Mar 15 at 11:42
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