I would say it is a very minor thing and I can live without it,
don't want to overload VS, so let's stick with setting the
stroke mode by now.

This idea came to me from the way color fills are handled
with the color wheel (fill and stroke fill). If you select colors
from the color wheel, you can use the right mouse button
for stroke fill without setting the stroke mode first.
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But I'm wondering what the right mouse menu is for when
the color picker is active. I didn't understand the point of it.
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@Boldline
...Are you suggesting getting rid of the right-click menu...
No, not really. See my answer to VS.

But I was surprised about the right-click menu
that you can call up when the color picker is active
and I don't really understand its purpose.

But I will see if this option can be added.

@Boldline I will try to add this.

@VectorStyler on a related side note: could the control key on mac act like the right click of the mouse when it comes to choosing colors from a color palette, the color side bar palette and also for the color/style picker itself? it works that way with other things - for example, if i click with the stlylus and hold down the control key, I get the right-click menu. I would expect the same with choosing a color. the reason being is that when I use the stylus to work, sometimes it's easier to press down the control key while picking the stroke color instead of trying to depress the button on the side of the stylus