No image element context menu

[gregBurgers]

Steps to reproduce:

1. Get focus of an image element. For full example's sake, image should NOT be hyperlinked. I could do this by pressing: ef (element focus), to select other elements (because ef doesn't show labels for images by themselves), select image
2. Open context menu by pressing

Expected result:
When using a mouse to right click an image element I get a full list of image relevant context menu items like: reload image, view image, copy image, copy image location, view image info + other items added by addons (Umatrix: block element, Policeman: Blocked Image (with submenu items))

Actual result:
I don't believe the image element gets selected.
For an image by itself:
The context menu is the generic context menu when right-clicking on a blank space on a page. It does not appear next to the selected element, it appears in the top left corner of the screen

Alternatively, when selecting a hyperlinked image:
The context menu is only populated by hyperlink-specific items

i don't know if this is a bug or a feature request but here is a 'detailed use case example':

• A user wants to use vim to copy an image, or copy image location
• in my case I use the addon Policeman to block all images from being loaded, and it adds a context-item when you right click on an image to allow one to load the selected blocked image

VimFx version: 0.18.1
Firefox version: 48.0
OS: Linux, openSUSE
Keyboard language: en-US
Worked before: /
Example URL(s): vim.org

[lydell]

Thanks for your detailed report!

The problem is that images are not keyboard focusable (you can't press <tab> to focus one). VimFx can currently only focus keyboard focusable elements (that's why ef doesn't give hints for images).

Still, opening the context menu for images is, as you describe, useful.

Perhaps we should try to find a way to programmatically trigger the context menu. Then we could add a new hints command – ec (c as in context menu), perhaps – that let's you open the context menu for images, links and text inputs.