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Those are exactly the two issues I had in mind, too. For touch devices, Android's policy seems to be click+hold to enable context menus. And the issue with th
by jhuckestein 16y ago
Those are exactly the two issues I had in mind, too.
For touch devices, Android's policy seems to be click+hold to enable context menus.
And the issue with the browser's context menu is the reason why this probably needs standardization.
- mbenjaminsmith 16y agoAh, you're right. iPhone use touch + hold extensively as well and I would assume the other touch devices do (because there's not much else to work with). I guess you could re-create the functionality normally present in the browser's context menu (maybe they expose that somewhere, I don't know much about browser design) while adding in your own application-specific commands, but that's another nightmare in dealing with a host of different browsers.