We are actually in the process of re-thinking about this. And are currently designing the UI/UX for this. Our intention are to make this available when the user is on a non-touch device. So on the desktop only. And have a touch alternative for this at some time down the path.
We are still setting up all our priorities so I will be somewhat broad. It won't make Q1, but it will be this year. I hope before the summer.
We are actually in the process of re-thinking about this. And are currently designing the UI/UX for this. Our intention are to make this available when the user is on a non-touch device. So on the desktop only. And have a touch alternative for this at some time down the path.
We are still setting up all our priorities so I will be somewhat broad. It won't make Q1, but it will be this year. I hope before the summer.
A bit curious on why not release it on all device? I guess a right-click component in a web-environment is sort of a modal-popup.. That you could activate with right click (mouse), right slide (touch) or even key-combination.
Because I especially see advantages on touch devices to give cleaner access to more functionality because of the limited screen-size.
@Harm Horstman we certainly did. I seem to have overlooked your response, sorry for the late reply!
This is an example of the context menu design, openend on a screen from the Insights example application → Emails menu. The screen shows a grid, so not a cardlist, but the feature stays the same.
In this example we see filters, CRUD actions and tasks.