Not sure if this is one of the bugs posted.

Not sure if this is one of the bugs posted… Or even by design… But if I long-press an icon on my desktop, I can’t invoke the context menu. Instead, the editor bars display until I release, then they go away. Am I missing a setting?

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8 Commentsto Not sure if this is one of the bugs posted.

  1. Anonymous says:

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    Well, I guess the menu has been replaced by the bars. That’s OK, but once I release my hold, they go away (not in edit mode). In edit mode, everything is OK. Meanwhile, I can utilize multi-touch and touch the editor bars while I’m holding the icon, but that’s awkward

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  2. Anonymous says:

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    …at least with 1 hand. 😊

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  3. Anonymous says:

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    That’s weird. I don’t have that at all.

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  4. Anonymous says:

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    I’m not rooted, so I can’t capture a video, but it’s similar to Danbar’s video. Long pressing causes a slight zoom out whenever the editor bars are displayed. This seems to invoke a slight cancelled move action instead of the menu popup. Pinned items behave even worse and actually drag off screen whenever my finger hasn’t moved.



    I even cleared my data to ensure that it wasn’t a bad import on a recent phone wipe (plus updated Lightning).



    My default long press action is Move Item, which I didn’t modify. BTW, if I switch this to Item Menu, I’ll get the menu of course, but can never trigger a drag/move

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  5. Anonymous says:

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    You can:


    Enable auto edit mode in General settings


    Or


    Go into edit mode, and then, long click to open the menu

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  6. Anonymous says:

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    I am working at this, lots of work on this topic 😉

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  7. Anonymous says:

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    Yes TrianguloY​ both of those options work.



    Although, I’m not sure why Auto Edit mode works. I thought that it only triggers edit mode upon adding an item. In this example, I’m just long-pressing an existing item, and it triggers.

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  8. Anonymous says:

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    Pierre Hébert​ I’m sure you figured this, but your last update fixed my issue. Love it so far!

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