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FWIW I agree when it comes to copy/paste, because there select/middle click is established. The context menu comes in handy for those operations that are just
by daptaq 5y ago
FWIW I agree when it comes to copy/paste, because there select/middle click is established. The context menu comes in handy for those operations that are just used seldom enough that you don't want to waste a single click on them, but often enough that you'd like to have an easy way to use it. For me these are mainly stuff like calling occur on a word, jumping to a reference, opening a dictionary definition, etc.