Experience how websites restrict your ability to interact with content, and see how Shadow DOM Liberation restores your freedom.
Many websites prevent you from selecting text. Try it below:
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. This classic pangram contains every letter of the alphabet and is commonly used for testing fonts and text rendering.
"The only way to do great work is to love what you do." - Steve Jobs
Important information: API-KEY-12345-67890
Right-clicking is often disabled to prevent saving images or inspecting elements:
Right-click anywhere in this area to test the context menu.
You should be able to:
Some sites block copying to prevent content theft:
Try to copy this text using Ctrl+C (Cmd+C on Mac) or right-click → Copy.
function liberateContent() {
// This code should be copyable
const restrictions = document.querySelectorAll('[oncopy]');
restrictions.forEach(el => el.removeAttribute('oncopy'));
return 'Freedom restored!';
}Images are often protected from dragging to prevent easy saving:
Try to drag these images:
Some sites detect when you open DevTools and hide content:
This content may disappear when DevTools are opened.
Secret: DEVTOOLS-SECRET-999
Press F12 to open DevTools and see the effect.
Real websites often combine multiple protection techniques:
This area combines all protection methods:
Secret code: ULTIMATE-PROTECTION-777
Run automated tests to see which protections are active:
Install Shadow DOM Liberation and browse the web without restrictions.