On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 11:07 AM, Philippe Poulard <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Are you aware of some js magic (for firefox) that indicates whether or
> not context menus can be blocked or not ? it would be possible to use
> them if they can be blocked, and to fallback to another mean if they are
> not.
If I were to play with trying to find that magic, I'd see if it's possible
to request about:config programmatically and get back useful data. I
suspect that the saved value of that mis-feature is someplace in there, so
if you could retrieve that data, you'd be able to determine how it's set. I
have no idea whether what I propose here is possible.
>
> Another strategy is to use variant and use systematically the fallback
> behaviour with firefox.
Yuck. That would mean that those users who really like context menus
wouldn't have them available. I guess the question is who would grumble the
loudest: the not-so-sophisticated user who gets two context menus, or the
sophisticated user who can't use his context menu only when using firefox.
I suspect (but it requires testing with focus groups or something if you
have such an option) is that the not-so-sophisticated user wouldn't even try
to use a context menu unless you told them to, and if you told them to, you
could also tell them how to fix firefox.
Derrell
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