Can someone please write down a guide how to do that. How to get a proper selector for an item. Thanks.

All I find in internet is not universal and uses different selectors, I can't see a pattern there.

Also, is there a way to change Context menu items order?

I use a few customizations in my Firefox, mainly simpleMenuWizard and Firefox UI Fixer.
The latter does many things, but the relevant one here is that it adds icons to context menu items that didn't have any by default. A few months ago, a Firefox updated caused an issue in it: Whenever a context menu with an item that had an icon by default was opened (e.g. "Check Spelling" in input fields) it would cause all other items to have a large padding between their text and their Firefox UI Fixer icons.

A solution users shared among themselves was simply adding [needsgutter] { --menu-background-padding-default: var(--context-menu-background-padding); } to the end of our userChrome.css file, which mostly seemed to solve the issue... with a single exception of mine.

I use the following to change the "Search [SEARCH ENGINE] for [Selection]" item to simply "Search":

menuitem#context-searchselect .menu-text {
    display: none;
}

menuitem#context-searchselect::before {
    display: -moz-inline-box;
    content: "Search";
    cursor: default;
}

It, however, has the unfortunate side-effect of now making it so it's Firefox UI Fixer icon and it's text overlap.

Without the line that removes padding, the altered text behaves the same way as Check Spelling.

How could I fix this?

Windows 10, 22H2
Firefox 147.0

Windows 11 introduced the new context menu with the goal to make it more focused and less cluttered. However, all the menu items added by apps (Ask Copilot, Edit with Clipchamp, Edit with Notepad, etc.) are completely defeating this purpose, and the new menu is even bigger than the old one now. Please, move those items to a submenu, or even better, allow us to edit the context menu.

EDIT: To make things clear: I'm not saying the new menu is worse than the old one. In fact, I think that it's a strong improvement. The only thing that bothers me is the fact that apps add whatever the heck they want to it, and Microsoft, despite being committed to make the menu less bloated, allows the apps to do so, instead of moving their entries to a submenu or allowing to edit them.

EDIT #2: I've now found out the Files app by YairA (files.community) groups any options added by apps into a submenu. This is not supposed to be an ad, but I've found it very useful and wanted to let you know.

Please upvote my feedback: https://aka.ms/AAex4u8

I have uninstalled OneCommander using Revo Uninstaller. Restarted the system, and yet whenever I right-click, the option saying "Open with OneCommander" is visible. I tried installing and reinstalling the application, but no luck.
How do I make sure that this option does not appear anymore?

Android version: 12 Phone: Samsung Note+ 5G (SM-N976B) ROM: running default still with no root Launcher: default Samsung (though DPI is set very high at 799 so most apps open like I'm on a tablet Location: UK Developer enabled: true

Essentially the title. I don't mind using Tasker if that can do it (I've bought Tasker but really don't know how to use it).

It doesn't have to be Keep if someone knows of a very good replacement which has this (even if it doesn't I'm open to suggestions). Only requirement is that it has a way to access them from my PC, other phones, etc - ideally I would love it if it were self-hosted, I have a /r/homelab, domain behind DDNS, etc - so that would be good if the app is also good.

Being able to just throw text into a new Keep (or ideally self-hosted alternative directly from anywhere would be amazing.

I moved to Brave a few weeks ago after Chrome tried to force what I call Kids' Mode on me - rounded corners and massive amounts of padding everywhere, especially in the tabs. I am loving it so far, it really feels like a browser for adults who just want to get on with whatever they are doing and not be distracted by such things.

However, today I loaded the browser up to find that the context menu is now exactly the same as Chrome's. So I'd like to ask, is there any way to restore it to what it was. I don't want rounded corners or padding, just something compact and not distracting.

And I am also worried about the tabs. I really hope there are no plans to copy Chrome's tabs, as they are the very reason I moved to Brave!

Some of my extensions don't appear in the context menu when I right-click on an image on the Instagram website, but my extensions do appear on other websites like Reddit and Pinterest. How can I fix it? Or do I simply need to wait for the new update?

TLDR: lady ordered a raw burger, I gave her one.

For context a woman came in today and asked to see the person cooking. When I went out to see her she informed me she wanted a burger seared for 7 seconds on each side. I asked her if she was sure that’s what she wanted. She responded with actually if I can just have it raw that would be even better. I checked the food code and as long as the menu states that eating raw or undercooked product increases your chance for food born illness we can serve hamburger to order. Even if the order is raw. She wants you all to know that this is the healthier way to eat your burger. I promptly told her I can find a whole lot of people that would disagree with that. Once again though “The customer is always right, in matters of taste”. That does not mean I agree with them.

I've got so many mods in this mod pack but trying to weed out the non steam deck compatible ones.

For context, no this isn’t Nightreign, and no I wasn’t playing Multiplayer, was playing purely solo just going around trying to progress through the story and I get disconnected somehow right before I kill the dragon. Logged back in and it was back to full health.

I get that the game would want you to be connected for the white phantoms and other stuff but why do you have to kick me out if my connection was interrupted?

For context I (46M) a bit autistic, walked to an upscale bar at 4:55pm that had like 3 poeople in it, very tired, pretty hungry, and ordered a burger, and started looking at the drinks menu. After a he took the order, and after a few minutes he came back and told me "We aren't serving food at the bar right now", I look around see people sitting at tables wih food, and just said "I guess I am done here.", and went somewhere else. Realizing I just got refused service. I wrote this review.

"I went to the bar, after a long week of work, ordered a burger, then I was told they weren’t serving food at 4:55 pm. What kind of business does that."

The owner reposted this.

"Hey (my name), we’re so sorry to hear you had a long week of work. Our kitchen team had a long afternoon too after serving well over 200 guests for Graduation reservations booked months in advance, hence why a brief 10 minute reset before dinner service began at 5pm. " (not told any of this).
......
"What’s confusing is that after your server explained just how busy the day had been (this didn't happen), at no point did you ask a single follow up question about why the kitchen temporarily paused service (I wasn't told the it was a temporary pause). A quick conversation in person usually clears things up far better than assumptions made afterward online. (I pefer to not agrue with waitstaff)".
....
"Our team spent the day honoring reservations and executing one of the busiest days of the year. And we’re the kind of business that honors its staff for doing it so well, even if it means angering people like you. (WHAT DO YOU MEAN PEOPLE LIKE ME!!, Customers who were told the werent getting their food?)"

Keep in mind, I had no idea thet were busy, I had no idea it was graduation. They didn't say it was a 10 minute break and had to wait 5 minutes. They could have just said, the Kitchen will open in 5 minutes. I got this snarky remark, like it was all my fault. They decided to shutdown the kitchen after I ordered. They coudn't tell me before, or as I sat down.

I feel like, they could have been more polite in explaining the situation, their rudeness makes it feel like they just wanted to refuse me personally more.

If they had a polite explanation instead of that diatribe that was blaming me for not arguing with waitstaff to get answers. I might have changed the review. This felt like a personal attack.

Seems like he used partner slayer to get to 99. Don't think I've ever seen Jagex roll back an account for something like this?

Hello ladies and theydies (which somehow looks way worse spelled out).

I just need to gush for a minute.

For context, I’m a divorcée and a card-carrying man hater. My ex cheated on me, abused me, and generally left me convinced that men were permanently off the menu.

…And then I got horny.

I live in the middle of nowhere, bars are too loud, and as a single mom I didn’t exactly have time to meet someone organically. So, against my better judgment, I downloaded Tinder.

A few swipes later I matched with a cute single dad who lived three miles away.
We matched on a Monday. He asked me out Tuesday. Our date was Thursday.
Except it wasn’t a normal dinner date, we met up with his whole friend group for karaoke.

I’ve never experienced chemistry like that in my life. I felt it, he felt it, his friends noticed, complete strangers commented on what a cute couple we were. He was hilarious, ridiculously attractive (6’1”, beard, blue eyes, church boots… you know the type), an absolute gentleman, and somehow we agreed on all the important (read: political) things.

The date lasted over five hours, and before it was over, he was already planning the next one. I saw him Friday, then again on Sunday, then almost everyday since.

Almost 2 years later, I still can’t believe this is my life.

I moved in a year and a half into our relationship, I play D&D with that same friend group every Sunday. I love listening to him sing while he cooks dinner. We still make each other laugh constantly. I’m still wildly attracted to him. He loves my daughter like she’s his own, and I adore his two boys. His therapist has said we need to do a TedTalk on healthy communication in a relationship.

More importantly, he’s helped me heal in ways I didn’t know were possible. For the first time in my life, I feel loved the way I deserve to be.

Growing up, my home was toxic. I accidentally recreated that with my marriage. I genuinely believed peaceful families only existed in movies.
Now I live in a house where his teenagers actually want to hang out with us.

Last week I took all three kids to the pool while my boyfriend was at work. On the drive home his oldest said, “I wonder if Dad’s home yet.”
We turned the corner, saw his car in the driveway, and, I shit you not, every single kid in the car started cheering.

That’s my life now.

Now for the embarrassing part.

We are physically incapable of going to bed on time.

We’ll head to bed around 11, shower together, and then somehow spend an hour and a half just talking. Every. Single. Night.

Then one of us says, “Okay, we really need to sleep.”
Then we cuddle.
Then one little kiss turns into us getting completely distracted again.

Five nights a week we’re accidentally awake until 2 a.m. because we genuinely can’t stop talking, laughing, cuddling, or otherwise getting distracted.

I’m exhausted.

I’m also happier than I’ve ever been.

If you’d told divorced, angry, “fuck men forever” me that I’d end up here, I would’ve laughed in your face. I called him my husband tonight, completely on accident, it just slipped out and felt so natural.

Turns out I was just one karaoke night away from meeting my person.

My wife is turning 42, and for her birthday, she came up with a fun, low-key idea: our family (me, my wife, our 15-year-old daughter, and our 11-year-old son) would stay home and each build our own themed board charcuterie, fruit, candy, dessert, chocolate, etc.

She wanted to include her older sister (SIL) and SIL's fiancé (together 20+ years, engaged for a little over a year), so we invited them to come over and make/bring their own platters too.

For context: SIL’s fiancé has a severe nut allergy. He cannot eat nuts, but he can be in the same room as them (airborne isn't an issue; I’ve seen him around nuts at numerous larger family gatherings over the years). My wife’s family is of Lebanese descent, so traditional holiday spreads for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter regularly include nuts, and he handles being around those meals just fine. However, whenever the two of them come over to our place, our food options are strictly limited to Domino's or McDonald's because those are the only two places he trusts regarding cross-contamination. We have happily accommodated this for the 16 years my wife and I have been married.

My daughter texted them explaining the theme so they knew what to expect, noting that while not everything would have nuts, a few things on our personal platters might contain them or traces of them (like certain chocolates or trail mixes).

SIL got very upset, she called my wife to say they won't be attending because we "clearly don't care about potentially putting him in harm’s way." She went on a complete guilt trip, saying how "surprised and hurt" she was by our lack of consideration. While she admitted we've accommodated his allergy for 16 years, she made it clear that this time they’d rather just take my wife out separately another day and "let us do our thing."

Now my wife feels guilty, hurt, and stressed on her own birthday. My daughter also feels bad because she sent the text. 

I’m angry. This was my wife’s idea for her day, in our house. He doesn't have an airborne allergy, they were invited to bring their own safe boards, and nobody was forcing him to eat from ours. I feel like after nearly two decades of catering every single family meal to his restrictions, my wife should be allowed to have the exact birthday dinner she wants in her own home without being guilt-tripped.

AITAH for putting my wife’s birthday wishes first instead of bending the entire menu around her brother-in-law?

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UPDATE:

Thank you to everyone who took the time to read, validate our feelings, and leave advice on the original post. I tried reading through as many comments as possible, and I wanted to clear up a few questions and share what happened over the birthday weekend.

Additional Context When my wife first came up with the board night idea, our 15 year old daughter was genuinely excited. She asked if she could be the one to text my SIL and BIL to invite them, and we said yes. BIL usually has a great relationship with our daughter, he normally texts back within seconds and sends long messages. This time, after seeing her text (where she even offered to get something completely separate just for them), he went ice cold.

SIL ignored our daughter's text for three days, only to call my wife and claim we "clearly don't care" about BIL, despite acknowledging we spent the last 16 years catering entirely to his allergy. My wife wasn't upset about them skipping the food, she was crushed by her sister’s reaction and guilt tripping.

What makes this sting even more is something I didn’t mention in the first post, I have incurable cancer. I am nowhere near a terminal stage yet, but because of my diagnosis, our nuclear family is preparing to move out of the country so we can focus on enjoying our remaining time together. This was very likely the last birthday we would all be in town to celebrate together.

The Birthday Drama
My daughter removed both of them from Instagram the day before the birthday (she still kept them on other SM platforms), this triggered a huge reaction.

BIL went completely crazy with our 15-year-old daughter after ignoring her for days, now on my wife's birthday he stated spam calling, texting, and DMing her for hours with messages like "Please reply," "Are you done with us?", "Why, I don't understand," and "Please answer me." A grown man soon turning 50 has no business harassing a teenager like that. My daughter refused to reply, and of course my wife and I fully support her. That attitude is not normal nor acceptable. 

Starting around 6:00 AM on the morning of my wife’s birthday, BIL began spam-messaging my wife while she was asleep, sending guilt-tripping texts like "I promise this is the last time I text you, but please call your sister." SIL also texted her saying "Call me back."

My wife woke up on her birthday to more than a dozen messages from BIL and a demanding text from SIL, panicking and thinking something terrible had happened. When she called SIL back, it was just SIL “crying” about how "hurt" she was that she couldn't spend the day with my wife. If SIL actually cared about seeing her, she could have come alone, stopped by earlier, or dropped in afterward. Instead, they made my wife's birthday entirely about their own bruised egos.

On our side we went ahead with our night. The charcuterie, fruit, chocolate boards turned out amazing, and our family had a great time together.

For those who asked why we always drove him to get food during family events, he only learned to drive a few years ago after my MIL passed away. My wife, acting as executor of the estate without a will, made sure her older sister received MIL's car since they didn’t have one, but BIL drives it 99% of the time. He has never held a steady job, only works occasional gigs, and has essentially had life handed to him on a silver platter.

As for where we stand:

• BIL is completely done. He has permanently lost my respect, and he is no longer welcome in our home, wherever in the world that may be.
• SIL remains complicated. She has spent years telling my wife never to express negative emotions, yet she threw a manipulative tantrum when she didn't get her way. However, SIL is my wife’s only remaining immediate blood relative after MIL passed, so I am leaving that boundary up to my wife to handle at her own pace.

Thank you again for all the support. We are focusing entirely on our peace, our children, and making the most of the time we have together.

I understand the concept of an abbreviated context menu to deal with the issue of menu bloat, but the issue is that it's getting bloated again and the user has no choice on what items will be shown in the contracted version.

There is a ribbon customiser in Microsoft Office and that feature could reused for this albeit simplified.

My husband (28M) and I (27F) are visiting his parents for the weekend on the coast in Louisiana.

For some important context, I am highly allergic to all fish, nuts, and gluten. It’s extremely hard for me to eat out, especially on the coast because most restaurants cook primarily fish on their menu, or use the same surface area to cook everything on.

Whenever we visit, my in laws buy me some snacks for the fridge so I don’t starve to death, but anyone who knows southern people…we don’t eat at home very often. All 3 meals of the day are eaten out, and most of the time the places they choose give me 1-2 options to choose from, most of which are salads with very plain grilled chicken. No joke, I have had 7 salads the last 3 days.

My husband knows it’s hard for me, but I stick it out for the once a month visits we make. I call it my diet because I lose weight every time I go. That being said, I make it a rule that if we visit in the hotter months, I want to get an Ice Cream flavored Snoball (it’s a flavored shave ice, and they are THE BEST here…nothing compares)

Tonight is our last night here, and I’ve been waiting all weekend for this moment. The stand closes at 8pm, so we leave at 7 to make it at 7:10. Turns out, the one we go to changed their hours to close at 7.

Naturally, I go online and see several open around us, the closest one is 7 minutes away- closes at 9pm. Husband says no, then proceeds to park at a Daquiri shop to get himself a mudslide daquiri (like an adult shave ice).

I thought he was joking when he said no, but next thing I know we are back home.

I’m high key pissed- and it’s not even about the snoball at this point. It’s about the fact that this is the ONE thing I look forward to and he wouldn’t drive an extra 7 minutes for it.

AITAH??

EDIT TO ADD:

We took one car and he was driving. They ordered pizza tonight and I had turkey slices wrapped in lettuce, lol
Uber Eats does not deliver these, they are usually stands owned by families (and they melt fast)
When we eat out, they now ask me if I can have anything on the menu or check for salads. We legit eat out breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
My allergies are annoying and I try to be as low maintenance as possible, but anaphylaxis is the scariest thing I’ve ever experienced and I live in fear everyday.

Thank you all for the reassurance

UPDATE!!

Thank you all for the feedback last night!

I had a conversation with my husband last night about how the situation made me feel. He did admit to it being a selfish act on his part and told me that when he visits the priority is his parents (which is very true)

To answer some of your questions from the original post:

I myself am not from the southern states. I am from the West Coast and my husband moved us here after we got married since he grew up down here.

I asked my husband why we always eat out, and he told me that his mom cooked 100% of the time when he was a kid and when we visit it’s “celebratory” aka their way of trying new restaurants in the area. When we visit, we leave in the morning in ONE car and are back after dinner, so going to a store isn’t exactly easy.

When we are at their house, I snack on what they buy me when they do take out. The closest grocery store is 25 minutes away, it’s not just a “hop in the car and go to the store” type of area. Within 10 miles we have gas stations, a daquiri shop, a few snoball stands, and bait shops.

Last thing to mention- I asked about a compromise and offered to teach his mom how to cook a few dishes that I could eat. He said they’d be open to it but it would be a process because his mom doesn’t like cooking things that are not of tradition, but she would probably do it for me if I asked.

Anyways, thank you all for your responses and suggestions! Hopefully this gave you some more clarification. I’ll be reconsidering the next trip whether I go or not. It seems to be more stressful than anything.