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On a banking website or some other website, I saw that they have disabled right-click. Does disabling right click make the site any more secure in referance to client-side? Is it a good general practice?
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No is not good to disable the right click in website. For details Click below
http://www.sitepoint.com/dont-disable-right-click/
No, it does not make the website more secure, it's just that if you have right click enabled then:
But any user can easily bypass "Disable right click code" so that does not really help