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And Android got rid of the press-and-hold for 'right click' long ago. Because hidden menus and settings aren't easily discoverable.
by ChrisClark 11y ago
And Android got rid of the press-and-hold for 'right click' long ago. Because hidden menus and settings aren't easily discoverable.
- GrinningFool 11y agoActually it's still fairly common in 5.current, and it's used in settings, on notification bar, etc.
- raisedbyninjas 11y agoAlso in the launcher, the keyboard, cut/copy/paste, maps, etc.