Just realized you're checking for a touch screen in some places.
The device I'm using is an Asus C302CA, so it happens to have a touch screen.

Hi @markusbkk ,

I guess this might be an issue related to /web/desktop.system with the following line of code (Line 4856, ArozOS v2.005 internal preview)

} else if (clickTarget.hasClass("backgroundFrame") || ((isSafari || (isMacOS && isChrome)) && $(clickTarget).attr("id") == "selectionPanel")) {

As I don't have a touch screen chrome OS device, I think I might need your help to debug this. Can you add a condition in this line to detect your browser and see when this condition is satisfied, the right click issue goes away?

Hi @markusbkk ,

I guess this might be an issue related to /web/desktop.system with the following line of code (Line 4856, ArozOS v2.005 internal preview)

} else if (clickTarget.hasClass("backgroundFrame") || ((isSafari || (isMacOS && isChrome)) && $(clickTarget).attr("id") == "selectionPanel")) {

As I don't have a touch screen chrome OS device, I think I might need your help to debug this. Can you add a condition in this line to detect your browser and see when this condition is satisfied, the right click issue goes away?

Hey. Sorry. Didn't see your reply.
isChrome already validates to true.

I just noticed that right click does actually change the display: none to display: block inside the selectionPanel element, but then it returns to the original state within a split second.

EDIT: If I rename selectionPanel to anything else, the right click context menu opens as it should. I suspect this will break something else though.

There's some very strange behavior on ChromeOS in general. The wallpaper feature also doesn't work on here, whenever I pick a custom folder. Seems like Google is doing things specific to their own OS somewhere down the line that breaks even basic Chrome or GNU/Linux behavior.

EDIT2: NVM the wallpaper issue. It actually only malfunctions when the file ends in .jpeg. Even just changing it to .jpg works.

EDIT3 (final edit. Lol): Just realized that selectionPanel is the container that gets activated whenever one is attempting to drag and select a number of items, so not directly related to the context menu but somehow blocking the context menu from appearing on my device.