And it came to pass that Jared Breland wrote:
> This may have been discussed here previously, but I couldn't
> find anything about it on Bugzilla. In Netscape
> Communicator, the right-click context menu appears when you
> press down the button. In IE and now Mozilla/Netscape 6,
> the context menu doesn't appear until you release the mouse
> button. I've always found it much more convenient to
> right-click on something (say, a link), then scroll down the
> the choice I want (say, Open in new window) and just release
> the button to open it, rather than clicking, waiting,
> selecting, then click again. I know this seems like I'm
> just bitching for the hell of bitching, but this is one of
> those reasons I've always liked about Netscape more than IE.
> Any chance this will be fixed (or, if it's not considered
> something that needs to be fixed, something that will be
> implemented)? Thanks.
>
GAHH! Your preference is the style I LOATHE. Last time I tried
using a Mac, I nearly beat the thing with a bat because of that
behavior. Then I did throw the thing accross the room when I
realized there was no eject button for the floppy.
They never did let me back into that Kinko's. Serve's em right,
Mac-loving scum.
Once in awhile, there has been a glitch where you had to hold
down the right-button. But normal Netscape operation has always
been to right CLICK, not right-HOLD.
And I will personally beat to death anyone who attempts to
change this behavior. ;-)
--
}:-) Christopher Jahn
{:-( Dionysian Reveler
Brain fried -- Core dumped
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