Saturday, May 2, 2015

Redundant behaviors in context menu


In the menu hierarchy tree of file managers such as Windows Explorer, why are redundant behaviors of "expand" "collapse" folders given in context menu when the user can anyways click the + or - icon beside the folder to expand or collapse it? See the icon and menu item outlined in yellow below:


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What is the UX benefit of such redundancy?




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