Hiding the ‘Email Image’ option from right-click menu Topic is solved

[Mæstro]

i often right-click images to save them. In the menu which appears, Grafik per E-Mail senden… (Send graphic by email) appears directly below Grafik speichern unter… (Save graphic as). My fine motor control is poor, and it often happens that, if I am trying to click the last, I accidentally select the first. This triggers Claws Mail to open and check my inbox as it always does on launch. Yesternight, I had suffered a panic attack (Angstanfall) when I was trying to avoid my inbox after a tiring day, but had accidentally opened it when browsing anime artwork and discovered a troubling message. To avoid such hazards, I would like to delete the ‘save graphic as’ option from the menu; I never send images by electronic post. How can I remove it?

[BenFenner]

For English installations, the option seems to be "Email Image..." and is directly below `"Save Image As..."

(I'd never even noticed it before.)

[Mæstro]

Thank you for telling me the English names. I can state my need clearer: I would like to hide ‘Email Image…’ from the right-click menu.

[Blacklab]

Add this tiny one line CSS script to the 'userChrome.css' file in the 'chrome' folder in your Pale Moon profile... or add using 'Write New Style' in Lootyhoof's excellent Pale Moon extension 'Stylem 2.29':

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/* --- Remove 'Email Image...' from right-click Context Menu --- */
/* --- From 'cor-el' script: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1123903 --- */

#context-sendimage { display:none!important; }

Above CSS snippet happened to come from a 'cor-el' reply to a Mozilla Support question back in 2016 - (the Q&A link address is 'hashed-out' in code section above - useful habit as an aide-mémoire.)

Both 'cor-el' and 'jsher2000' among several who give very good answers including many excellent CSS script suggestions. 'jsher2000' has also written some very approachable guides to using CSS scripts to modify older and current Firefox... which can still be used as a guide here with caution and understanding as to how and when Pale Moon forked from Firefox... or search for older versions of jsher2000's guides via WayBackMachine.

Also worth a look at older Mozillazine posts using 'Search Boards' box top right on all Mozillazine pages e.g: https://cse.google.com/cse?cx=003258325 ... menu&sa=Go

Note: To 'hash-out' a line or multiple lines in CSS scripts you only need symbols /* before and symbols */ after... everything in between those two pairs of symbols is not actioned by the browser engine. The longer 5 symbols /* --- and --- */ used in above code block is my own long-time affectation... so I can spot titles, links and 'not-in-use' scripts more easily in larger blocks of CSS script!

[Mæstro]

These instructions are perfect: exhaustive, accessible and flexible. The entry is now gone. Thank you!