xfce4-panel: disable right click > panel
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I am currently working with Debian 9.6 and creating my own kiosk but the last thing I am having trouble with is removing the right click option from xfce4-panel as seen in the image below:
Can someone point me in the right direction of where to modify this via CLI? I can't do anything via the GUI as it's now completely locked down so SSH is my only option.
I did manage to disable right click entirely using xmodmap but this also disabled it for firefox-esr which I don't want it to do (unless there is a a way to tell xmodmap to ignore certain applications?).
Thanks in advance.
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I am currently working with Debian 9.6 and creating my own kiosk but the last thing I am having trouble with is removing the right click option from xfce4-panel as seen in the image below:
Can someone point me in the right direction of where to modify this via CLI? I can't do anything via the GUI as it's now completely locked down so SSH is my only option.
I did manage to disable right click entirely using xmodmap but this also disabled it for firefox-esr which I don't want it to do (unless there is a a way to tell xmodmap to ignore certain applications?).
Thanks in advance.
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I am currently working with Debian 9.6 and creating my own kiosk but the last thing I am having trouble with is removing the right click option from xfce4-panel as seen in the image below:
Can someone point me in the right direction of where to modify this via CLI? I can't do anything via the GUI as it's now completely locked down so SSH is my only option.
I did manage to disable right click entirely using xmodmap but this also disabled it for firefox-esr which I don't want it to do (unless there is a a way to tell xmodmap to ignore certain applications?).
Thanks in advance.
debian
asked Dec 5 at 9:27
Jason
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I am currently working with Debian 9.6 and creating my own kiosk but the last thing I am having trouble with is removing the right click option from xfce4-panel as seen in the image below:
Can someone point me in the right direction of where to modify this via CLI? I can't do anything via the GUI as it's now completely locked down so SSH is my only option.
I did manage to disable right click entirely using xmodmap but this also disabled it for firefox-esr which I don't want it to do (unless there is a a way to tell xmodmap to ignore certain applications?).
Thanks in advance.
debian
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asked Dec 5 at 9:27
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