What does Context menu mean?
A context menu presents actions related to a selected item, often opened by a long press or a dedicated remote button. In a player it may offer favourites, hiding, sorting or removal actions rather than simply starting playback.
Why it matters
Gesture assignments vary, so read the menu before choosing an option. Removing a local shortcut is different from deleting a source account, and some changes have no undo. Use a supported backup before bulk organisation. If a channel seems to vanish after a long press, report the menu action selected rather than saying only that a button was pressed.
A practical example
For example, selecting hide group from an accidental context menu can make a catalogue section disappear while the account still contains it. Restoring visibility is more proportionate than re-entering every credential.
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Related terminology: Content delivery network, Continuity announcement.
For practical setup and troubleshooting, browse the journal or support guides.