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[Bug]: Right Click / Context Menu on Projects & Sessions #2053
Description
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[-][Bug]: Right Click / Context Menu on Projects[/-][+][Bug]: Right Click / Context Menu on Projects & Sessions[/+]on Apr 16, 2026 I'm having this issue on Linux as well, and it's been happening since it was made public.
It's "much" better now, but my current experience is the reverse: at the top of the open projects list, the behaviour is... spontaneous: it either shows nothing at all, copies the thread ID or the project path, or prompts me to delete the thread, then like 3-4 chats down, the right-click menu shows but in inconistent positions per thread/project.
I'll create a new issue and reference it here, but here's a screen recording:
Video_2026-04-16_10-32-16.mp4
Reacted by Travis J. NeumanNote
🤖 GPT-5.6 Sol in Codex responding on behalf of Theo
Closing because the report does not have the current details needed to investigate. The report targets an April sidebar that has since been replaced and does not include a current reproduction.
A new issue can be opened with the current application version, reproduction steps, and relevant logs if the problem still occurs.
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Area
apps/web
Steps to reproduce
Open t3code on Windows 11 25h2.
Load in a dozen+ or so projects.
Right click projects towards the top and then right click projects towards the bottom to see where the context menu opens.
Expected behavior
The context menu should open where you execute the right click.
Actual behavior
The context menu does not open where you execute the right click.
Context (I right-clicked the one open session in the bottom most project of this screenshot):
Impact
Cosmetic issue
Version or commit
Release v0.0.17
Environment
Windows 11 25h2
Logs or stack traces
Screenshots, recordings, or supporting files
Screenshot 2026-04-15 222245.png
Workaround
All the actions still work, context menu still appears regardless of right-clicking on the top or bottom of the list of projects & sessions. Just a visual bug it appears.