Desktop Context Menu, Display Properties window & a new appContext #105
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Courtesy of @Tomer51m, with love from @ReallyGood♥️
This is a first example of #16, though not demonstrating more menus at the moment.
May also be another step towards #40 (Theme) usage, both thanks to the Theme selector and to new elements such as Tabs, buttons and more which are introduced here.
Context Menu
Including nested menus, icons and reversed-near-corners behavior
All items from the default desktop context menu exist, though most don't really work yet.
Display Properties
Choosing themes is somewhat possible, and the preview actually works.
All default wallpapers work, including position & color (with a native html5 color picker for now). Wallpapers & related settings are persisted with localStorage, and available on the new
appContextso they're reachable everywhere (e.g. from the desktop).