Some of my users complain that in the browser interface there is no standard right-click menu options (copy, cut, paste, etc.). I’ve been telling them to learn to use keyboard shortcuts. Is there a fix or workaround for this?
I often consider myself “keyboard enabled” and “mouse challenged”.
I also yell at clouds.
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Can those functions be mapped or mimicked in javascript?
If so, we could make an epicor idea for some standard mappings.
I’m all for the keyboard but it’s a losing battle with these young users (they’re not that young).
I thought if Epicor can embed all the right-click “open with” actions then why did the leave out these functions?
I looked into the Context Menu route but not.
(Firefox only) Hold Shift + Right Click
That will override Kinetic right-click context menu with the native browser one.
I too have struggles teaching people keyboard shortcuts. Some people just don’t want to learn, but they’re going to have to remember to hold shift if they want their precious right-click context menu back.
Is there a setting for this? I tried this in 2021.2 and 2023.1 and I never get the native browser context menu to display. (Using Microsoft Edge)
EDIT: And EO Browser.
Suppose I should have mentioned shift+right click only works in Firefox. For some reason Chromium-based browsers (that includes Edge) don’t think you deserve the right to override an already overridden right-click context menu. I see no such setting either.
If it’s a big enough deal this might be their incentive to make the switch. (But just as a heads up the “Share” feature in Kinetic is partially broken in stable branch Firefox; but it works in Nightly – it chops off part of the path to your environment in the URL and makes the link not functional)