A long press can be assigned to a context menu, favourites action or item-management control, depending on the player. It is different from an ordinary select press. Learn that behaviour on a non-critical item before reorganising a large library with a remote.
Read the menu before choosing
A context menu may contain actions such as hide, move, rename or remove from favourites. These are not necessarily playback commands. If you opened it accidentally, cancel through the app’s normal back action rather than selecting the first option just to close it.
Distinguish local removal from account deletion
Removing a shortcut may leave the source catalogue intact, while deleting an account can remove much more information. The wording matters. Make a supported backup before using bulk-management actions, particularly when there is no obvious undo.
Explain the gesture during support
If an item changed after holding select, mention the long press and the menu label you chose. A description saying that the channel vanished after pressing a button leaves out the most useful detail. Screenshots can help if they show an empty management menu without credentials.
