• KOReader version: 2024.07-285-gfd3727274 (legacy)
• Device: Kindle 4 Non-Touch (FW 4.1.4)

Issue

@Commodore64user
Maybe I am missing it somehow, but is there a way to do "right-click" on the text field to be able to copy whole text, just line (and do other things which I don't remember).

Steps to reproduce

Currently, "right click" while keyboard is up does "right click" on each letter (which is great).

For example, from within a book, open Top Menu - second tab - Style tweaks - long-press on Book-Specific tweaks (with ScreenKB+Press).

Book style tweak editor appears.
Input a few character (optional).
Close keyboard using Back button, scroll down once to focus on the text field, then do "right-click (ScreenKB+Press): nothing happens. What I expected was a nice popup menu which shows the same text in a text field and a bunch of options to copy it, or copy just a line, paste, etc.

Other Questions about Book-Specific Style Tweaks text input field, or rather text editor module maybe (and maybe other ones that have extra buttons above the keyboard, like Terminal Emulator)

I can also close keyboard while editing with ScreenKB+Home combo. However, this one is different from closing it with Back in the sense that focus stays inside the text field. So, Dpad buttons move cursor inside the text rather than moving focus around buttons.
Is this intended behavior?
I scratched my head a little bit, then figured I need to hit Back button twice to lose focus to be able to move around the buttons.

crash.log (if applicable)

Let me know if it is needed, but I think this feature is simply missing.