Umang, what you wrote is a real find and I'm surprised there's so little followup.
I could almost repeat almost what you described. I would phrase it as follows. If a context menu is canceled, a right-click in the area from which it disappeared may produce the action that would have been taken if the menu was still there. I wrote "almost", "canceled" and "may" because - Warning, I couldn't get it work all the time, sometimes easily sometimes with difficulty - Any possible way to have the menu disappear works (right-click, escape ...) But I sure produced what you say more than enough to be convinced that it's at least closely related to this bug. I even wonder if I didn't watch the same events outside FireFox (Xopen bug?). On a very slow system, it's even trickier to watch because, although the system behaves as if it did, the context menu may not appear and you think you just clicked twice. So that you right-click, you wait, it misbehaves and you're under the impression that the problem is related to this single click but, in fact, you clicked in a menu that never showed up produced by another click that occurred an amazing number of CPU cycles ago. -- right click on a link does strange things https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187313 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
