Strange behaviour with images about contextsearch-web-ext

[ssborbis]

First: images that opens new pages are treated like links

Do you have an example?

[ssborbis]

First: images that opens new pages are treated like links

Oh wait, do you mean images that are encompassed by a link? Ok, that one is known. Let me see if I have a workaround for that.

[Bhaalspawn]

https://www.gazzetta.it/
click on the bigger image (now it's something about Gosens)

[ssborbis]

The default is to use the image URL over a link URL. Not sure why you're seeing differently. Could you post your config here?

[ssborbis]

I just checked that site with my config and the default config. Both use the image URL

[Bhaalspawn]

ContextSearchOptions_2023-06-17_000324.zip

[ssborbis]

I think it's because you don't have images enabled in the quick menu settings

[Bhaalspawn]

no because i don't want the quick menu to be active on images and in fact it doesn't appear when i click on images like the ones in amazon (images that don't open new tabs links)
since "link" has its own setting i'm sayiong that all images should be treated in the same way even the ones with links

[ssborbis]

Try disabling quickMenuPreventPageClicks

I'll need to look into why exactly this happens, but that seems to be the issue.

[Bhaalspawn]

i tried but it didn't solve the problem

[ssborbis]

Hmm... ok, just so we're on the same page.

Using your config, as sent, I get this when double-clicking:

After disabling quickMenuPreventPageClicks, I get this:

Are you seeing something different?

[Bhaalspawn]

oh ok so the double click to open image menu is working but since i didn't enable quick menu for images i was expecting i didn't need to double click but just standard click
i thought the fix was for this

[ssborbis]

Ah. No, the code used to move the context menu to a double-click stays in place regardless of whether the menu is enabled on a particular type of element or not. That may be something worth looking into, however. Not sure which would be more confusing for the end user; staying consistent over all elements, or switching on / off. Something to think about...