A context menu is the menu you get by right-clicking (or long-pressing on touch). Each one is scoped to whatever you clicked, so it only ever offers actions that make sense there.
Where you will find them
- On an element — the full set of element actions: style, layer order, group, lock, link, comment, duplicate, and delete, the same things the toolbar offers, one right-click away.
- On the canvas — board-level actions when you click empty space: paste, select all, change the background, and quick access to adding elements.
- On a tab — tab management from the tab bar: rename, duplicate, move into a folder, lock, and delete the tab.
Context menus keep the common actions a click away without you hunting through panels, and they close as soon as you pick something or click elsewhere.
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