Is there a way to disable a certain JavaScript feature in the browser?

Some websites that I frequented are using a JavaScript feature called ‘‘Event Bubbling’’ to prevent visitors from downloading items displayed on their sites, such as images, banners, ect.

On Firefox-based browser like Tor, I managed to circumvent this restriction by going into about:config and disabled three items; namely dom.enable_event_timing, dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled, and dom.event.contextmenu.enabled.

When I tried to do the same with Brave, I’m at lost since the config is arranged differently than that of Firefox-based Browser. In other thread I discovered through googling, I learned that instead of about:config, Brave has brave://flags, brave://settings, and brave://components in its place. Still, even after checking all the options in the three config above, I failed to locate the switches that can disable event bubbling. Any help is appreciated. Thank you in advance.

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