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Adds a context menu on right click (on song entries) #221
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Sep 19, 2021
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Disregard my previous comment, I misunderstood the functionality of this. Thanks. |
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Creates the context menu which appears when you click the 'more' button (three dot icon) at the cursor position when you right click on a song
The created context menu belongs to the specific element you right clicked on
'library-track' is used in the titles page
'songs-list-row' seems to be used in the other places
Apple already does it on the artist page
(Also is it only me or do comments on the loaded js files cause it to not being able to load them? Only worked after I removed them - got an 'Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input' error)