Anyone else out there using Firefox with a mouse gestures add on finding interesting side effects with Mirage's website?
I'm using Firefox 3.0 with the "All in one gestures 0.19" extension, which allows combinations of mouse button clicks and movements to act as shortcuts for navigation buttons: right-click and drag down and to the right to close a window, for example.
One of the combinations I use most is one mouse button held down and the other clicked. Used with the left button held down it is "page forward"; used with the right button held down it is "back a page".
The fun I have is with the Mirage website. If I use this navigation shortcut, and the mouse happens to be over an image, either on the page of origin or the target page, I trigger the JavaScript Mirage's web developer has attached to the images to block unprincipled scoundrels from right-clicking and saving the ladies' pictures to disk. "Please stop trying to steal our content and pictures now!" the pop up admonishes me.
Oh well - web developers cannot anticipate every eventuality, and I actually find it funny, not annoying.
Just wondering if anyone else had run into this hyper-protective behavior from Mirage.
I'm using Firefox 3.0 with the "All in one gestures 0.19" extension, which allows combinations of mouse button clicks and movements to act as shortcuts for navigation buttons: right-click and drag down and to the right to close a window, for example.
One of the combinations I use most is one mouse button held down and the other clicked. Used with the left button held down it is "page forward"; used with the right button held down it is "back a page".
The fun I have is with the Mirage website. If I use this navigation shortcut, and the mouse happens to be over an image, either on the page of origin or the target page, I trigger the JavaScript Mirage's web developer has attached to the images to block unprincipled scoundrels from right-clicking and saving the ladies' pictures to disk. "Please stop trying to steal our content and pictures now!" the pop up admonishes me.
Oh well - web developers cannot anticipate every eventuality, and I actually find it funny, not annoying.
Just wondering if anyone else had run into this hyper-protective behavior from Mirage.
