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From The Document Foundation Wiki Wiki Home Development Design QA Events Documentation Website Localization Accessibility Marketing Diversity Wiki Help The foundation Design Home Whiteboards Development Blueprints UX Principles UX Guidelines Artwork Resources Branding Guidelines Meetings Context menu A context menu is a list of functions or options (respectively menu items) available to users in the current context. Menus are normally hidden from view (except menu bars) and drop down when users right-click an object or window region that supports a context menu.…
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