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I came across issue with computer use trying to remove graph nodes in web graph editor ( vis-network based ) in firefox.
I found workaround, and decided to share as maybe helpful to others: :
I told model to "double click" with two fast clicks via xdotool .
Title
Double-click fails in Firefox with certain apps, but works when using xdotool for two fast clicks
Description
When using tools that rely on a default “double click” action, Firefox sometimes fails to register the event (e.g., in web-based graph editors). However, simulating two quick single clicks via xdotool works consistently as a workaround.
Steps to Reproduce
Open a web app (like a graph editor) in Firefox.
Attempt a double-click using the default method.
Notice that the double-click may fail to register.
Workaround
Use xdotool to simulate two consecutive single clicks:
xdotool click --repeat 2 --delay 50 1
Suggested Enhancement
Add a fallback action (e.g., “alternative_double_click” or “failover_double_click”) that explicitly triggers two quick single clicks when the normal double-click fails. This could help ensure reliability across different browsers and web apps.
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TL;DR-
I came across issue with computer use trying to remove graph nodes in web graph editor (
vis-network
based ) in firefox.I found workaround, and decided to share as maybe helpful to others: :
Title
Double-click fails in Firefox with certain apps, but works when using
xdotool
for two fast clicksDescription
When using tools that rely on a default “double click” action, Firefox sometimes fails to register the event (e.g., in web-based graph editors). However, simulating two quick single clicks via
xdotool
works consistently as a workaround.Steps to Reproduce
Workaround
Use
xdotool
to simulate two consecutive single clicks:Suggested Enhancement
Add a fallback action (e.g., “alternative_double_click” or “failover_double_click”) that explicitly triggers two quick single clicks when the normal double-click fails. This could help ensure reliability across different browsers and web apps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: