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Indeed it would be nice to have a better learning experience when it comes to the usage of shortcuts and mouse/touch interactions. Maybe something like a [?]
icon in the bottom of the sidebar could trigger the help overlay?
Tabs currently can be closed by double-clicking or double-touching them or by pressing [F6]
.
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As of ba4a48d the context menu has a Close Tab functionality, which integrates the browser.close()
action with others on right click.
What's missing for mobile/tablet usage is a long-touch integration to open the context menu as there's no right click possible.
Safari on iOS specifically is broken here, the upstream bug is:
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Upstream comment from WebKit developer(s):
AX: contextmenu event fired on Mac (w/VoiceOver) but not iOS (w/VoiceOver)
On Mac with VO, pressing VO+Shift+M (show contextual menu) triggers the `contextmenu` JavaScript event, equivalent to a mouse-triggered right-click or Ctrl+click. I assume this is because of a Mac implementation detail, and that it's been this way since `contextmenu` was implemented in WebKit... This is expected behavior on Mac.
On iOS, there are accessibility-triggered ways to show context menus in native UI: Home Screen icons for example. VoiceOver's default gesture for this is single-finger triple-tap. It used to be long-press, as mentioned by "cookiengineer" (no relation). The iOS VO key press is the same as Mac: VO+Shift+M. Yet neither of these trigger in Safari or other WebKit views.
I don't think this is purely an accessibility issue. As far as I am aware, there is no mainstream UI way to trigger a `contextmenu` event in iOS WebKit. As such, we should not add an accessibility-only way to trigger this event, as it could reveal the use of assistive technology.
Perhaps this bug should be blocked on a new WebKit issue to support `contextmenu` with a mainstream gesture or keypress if appropriate. (Disclaimer: I have not fully considered the implications, so there may be unexpected downsides.)
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I'm closing this issue as it depends on upstream Safari/WebKit supporting the contextmenu
event, and there's nothing I can do to fix this without that integrated functionality except to simply not use Safari.
I won't start with custom polyfills for UX events, because that's not what users expect; and will break more than it will solve down the line.
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