The context menu of Firefox behaves differently between the Windows and Linux platform. On Linux, the context menu pops up as soon as you press down the right button of the mouse; While on Windows, it shows after you press down and release the right button.
We can change the Linux style behavior by doing a little hack.
1. Capture the mousedown event and suppress the context menu.
1.1 Capture the mousedown event
addEventListener("mousedown", myMouseDown, true);
function myMouseDown(event)
{
if (2 == event.button)
{
// Capture the pop-up event of the context menu.
addEventListener("popupshowing", myNoContextMenu, true);
}
}
function myNoContextMenu(event)
{
// Prevent the default action, i.e. popping up
event.preventDefault();
// Remove the event handler because we don't want to mess up the
// popupshowing events triggered by others.
removeEventListener("popupshowing", myNoContextMenu, true);
}
1.1 Capture the mouseup event
addEventListener("mouseup", myMouseUp, true);
function myMouseUp(event)
{
if (2 == event.button)
{
myShowContextMenu(event);
}
}
function myShowContextMenu(event)
{
if (navigator.platform == "Win32")
return; // on Window context menu is already shown on mouseup.
document.popupNode = event.originalTarget;
var cm = document.getElementById("contentAreaContextMenu");
cm.openPopupAtScreen(event.screenX, event.screenY, true);
// Cancel the event.
event.preventDefault();
event.stopPropagation();
}
-- Take A Break extension is on.
-- Icon is flashing and reminding you to take a short break.
-- Take A Break extension is off.
