right button click on any URL posts that url to a server-side form

OK, this isn't really a php question.
But php is involved, sort of, and I usually get good
answers here, regardless.

I want to build a browser (perhaps as a firefox plugin)
that, for any right-button click on any url on any page, posts the url
to
a server-side php form, that prompts for additional descriptive
metadata and
then inserts that link into a mysql schema.

I know how to do all the server-side php/mysql stuff, but I don't know
how to connect
any right-click on any url (inside the client) as a post to my
server-side URL.

I can imagine this happening, vaguely, as a firefox plugin mechanism.
Does anybody know of any how-to examples, that do something like this?
Or is there an even easier, pure javascript way to do this?

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<snip>
> I know how to do all the server-side php/mysql stuff, but I don't know
> how to connect
> any right-click on any url (inside the client) as a post to my
> server-side URL.
>
> I can imagine this happening, vaguely, as a firefox plugin mechanism.
> Does anybody know of any how-to examples, that do something like this?
> Or is there an even easier, pure javascript way to do this?

1. Capture click events
2. Use XMLHttpRequest <http://jibbering.com/2002/4/httprequest.html>
3. You may want to hack the source of pagerankstatus plugin.

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