This is caused by how zeit.de is built on mobile devices.
The structure of the list of articles is (roughly) as follows:
span.lead
span.supertitle
span.lead_title
span.lead_text
span.author
a
span.supertitle
span.title
span.teaserText
a
span.supertitle
span.title
span.teaserText
…
As you can see the first article in the list is built differently from
the following ones, it doesn’t have an enclosing <a> tag, which would be
used by the context menu to determine the target (the span.lead element
probably has an onclick handler, which the context menu can’t detect).
Note that long-pressing on titles (span.title) for all articles but the
first one does show the context menu as expected. Long pressing on the
teaser text on the other hand shows the selection rectangle, because
it’s more appropriate for a text paragraph.
I’ll mark this invalid as there’s not much that can be done on the
browser side really: the way the page is built determines whether a
context menu or a selection rectangle should be shown on long press.
** Changed in: webbrowser-app
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: webbrowser-app (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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Context menu issues if the link contains extra HTML elements
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