On which platform does long-click bring up the browser-context menu (mobile)? It seems like that would interfere with drag & drop in various circumstances.
If mobile, then I agree that I want to be careful with that. We haven’t yet properly tested the UI experience on mobile, and if we find that it interferes with a bunch of other functionality, we might change it to double-tap for that platform, or maybe “swipe right”, or something like that.
I’ve just built a double-click-based design for this (for GW), which seems to me to feel pretty intuitive, so consider this a vote for double-clicking. (PM/IRC me if you want the link to take a look at it, though it’s pretty much what you’d expect—nothing terribly surprising.)
Yeah, we have a doubleclick based variant as well (as well as a “just have 4 buttons” one). It certainly works pretty straightforwardly. The main reason I didn’t like it was it felt *too* easy to do, such that I could easily imagine people getting into the habit of doing it most of the time, and I’d prefer *some* kind of trivial inconvenience.
It *should* be enabled for mobile now although it looks like I screwed up a css class somewhere or something.
On which platform does long-click bring up the browser-context menu (mobile)? It seems like that would interfere with drag & drop in various circumstances.
If mobile, then I agree that I want to be careful with that. We haven’t yet properly tested the UI experience on mobile, and if we find that it interferes with a bunch of other functionality, we might change it to double-tap for that platform, or maybe “swipe right”, or something like that.
I’ve just built a double-click-based design for this (for GW), which seems to me to feel pretty intuitive, so consider this a vote for double-clicking. (PM/IRC me if you want the link to take a look at it, though it’s pretty much what you’d expect—nothing terribly surprising.)
Yeah, we have a doubleclick based variant as well (as well as a “just have 4 buttons” one). It certainly works pretty straightforwardly. The main reason I didn’t like it was it felt *too* easy to do, such that I could easily imagine people getting into the habit of doing it most of the time, and I’d prefer *some* kind of trivial inconvenience.
It *should* be enabled for mobile now although it looks like I screwed up a css class somewhere or something.