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> [Mac] also prevents you from examining your options without needing to click anything. But it bundles selection-specific and system-general commands up in a
by dingaling 6y ago
> [Mac] also prevents you from examining your options without needing to click anything.
But it bundles selection-specific and system-general commands up in a remote menu bar that requires a lot of to and fro to operate. The beauty of right-click is that it gives a contextual menu specific to the object right there. I'd argue that it's fantastic UX.
> "Drag & drop" has too much user friction
Yet it's universally used for moving windows around the UI; click-drag on the title bar.