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>>! In T10783#181634, @mglb wrote:
>>>! In T10783#181580, @mglb wrote:
>> As for right click/context menu... Swipe down/up from an element?
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> I take it back - swipe is used for scrolling
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>>>! In T10783#181629, @GB_2 wrote:
>> Why don't we do it like Windows: https://youtu.be/08hW7aWvTKk?t=131 ?
>>>! In T10783#181632, @davidedmundson wrote:
>> Writing out GB_2's "do it like windows" in words:
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>>  - press + hold + staying still = shows a context menu
>>  - press + hold + move = initiates drag
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> Isn't it a bit confusing? Describing it more simply:
> * tap, hold = move
> * tap, hold a bit longer = context menu
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> Use case:
> I have to organize those files. [tap and hold first file] Let's move this [context menu appears] one to... ?
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> I think without any feedback (vibration or visual), you would need to learn how long to hold in order to trigger movement. Not too long to not show menu, but not too short to not initiate scrolling (tap + move).

If you watch the video you can see that if you click and hold it shows a visual indicator (a sqaure). If you release without moving the item, it opens the context menu. If you move the item before releasing it moves the item. Simple.
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