I started setting up LaunchBar Commander which I used to use some time ago, but then I changed to something else.
I'm facing an irritating problem with my mouse and the program context menu. It can be looked at from three different aspects as follows:
On a dock bar that's located on the desktop the right click context menu appears but then disappears before I have a chance to select any item on it. After many trials I found that a solution is to right click for the menu and immediately move the mouse cursor away from it. Then I may move it on the menu and make a selection. It seems to me that moving the cursor immediately on the menu makes it disappear.
On a dock bar that is docked on the side of the desktop the above solution doesn't work. The context menu disappears when I move the cursor on it.
In the tray area of the Taskbar the context menu behaves as the second case above. That is, it disappears when I move the cursor on it.
If instead of moving the mouse cursor on the context menu I use the keyboard arrow keys, the context menu does not disappear and I can make a choice using the keyboard.
Based on my testing so far which is not very extensive, I think that the problem is restricted to the program context menu.
I'm running Windows 11 version 22H2.
I'm facing an irritating problem with my mouse and the program context menu. It can be looked at from three different aspects as follows:
On a dock bar that's located on the desktop the right click context menu appears but then disappears before I have a chance to select any item on it. After many trials I found that a solution is to right click for the menu and immediately move the mouse cursor away from it. Then I may move it on the menu and make a selection. It seems to me that moving the cursor immediately on the menu makes it disappear.
On a dock bar that is docked on the side of the desktop the above solution doesn't work. The context menu disappears when I move the cursor on it.
In the tray area of the Taskbar the context menu behaves as the second case above. That is, it disappears when I move the cursor on it.
If instead of moving the mouse cursor on the context menu I use the keyboard arrow keys, the context menu does not disappear and I can make a choice using the keyboard.
Based on my testing so far which is not very extensive, I think that the problem is restricted to the program context menu.
I'm running Windows 11 version 22H2.