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I had this question after viewing Google Chrome - Disable Right-Click Toolbar and Keyboard Hotkey/Shortcuts (https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29089653/Google-Chrome-Disable-Right-Click-Toolbar-and-Keyboard-Hotkey-Shortcuts.html).

I have the exact problem and can anyone please share the answer to this?

Google-Chrome-Disable-Right-Click-Toolbar-and-Keyboard-Hotkey-Shortcuts.html]Google Chrome - Disable Right-Click Toolbar and Keyboard Hotkey/Shortcuts:

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