rarfell
feat: Support iOS-style context menu behavior with haptic feedback for top action buttons
Prerequisites
- [x] I have searched for existing issues that already include this feature request, without success.
Describe the Feature Request
While the app doesn’t need to look exactly like native iOS apps, it would benefit from adopting iOS-like behavior patterns that users expect. For example, when long-pressing an icon (like the search icon in the top-right corner), a menu should appear and follow the finger. As I slide my finger up/down through the menu options, each option should respond with visual highlighting and subtle haptic feedback — just like typical context menus in iOS. This makes interaction more intuitive, faster, and more satisfying.
Describe the Use Case
This kind of behavior is deeply embedded in how iOS users expect to interact with apps. Even if the app’s design is custom, replicating this system behavior improves usability and makes the app feel smoother and more polished. It also reduces the chance of mis-taps when trying to choose an action from a small icon or menu.
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