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My feedback: I don't like when web apps override default browser right-click behavior. I understand why you did it, and it seems reasonably well implemented, bu
by Tossrock 4y ago
My feedback: I don't like when web apps override default browser right-click behavior. I understand why you did it, and it seems reasonably well implemented, but it's still a peeve of mine.
- escot 4y agoI tried to not override default behavior as much as possible. Maybe I can find a way around this one too. I just found that people naturally right clicked on nodes to do various actions because they're used to doing it in google sheets, docs, etc.
- lolinder 4y agoDon't try to work around it. If you found in your user studies that people wanted to use right click, you'll be inconveniencing the majority if you remove that behavior. Speaking for myself, I get mildly frustrated when a web app doesn't give me a custom right click menu, because discovering whatever they chose instead is much harder. If you could find out more about why people like OP dislike overriding the default behavior, you might be able to provide those functions that they are missing. If it's devtools, you're out of luck, but someone who needs those probably already knows ways around the click hijacking.
- escot 4y agoThanks for the feedback. I ended up having shift-right-click do the default behavior of right-click so atleast theres a workaround.
- lolinder 4y agoI'm the opposite. Shift-right-clicking when I need to access the default behavior is not a big deal, and right clicking is such a natural instinct for me that I love it when web apps support it.