P.S. Sorry for adding this as a defect, but the "New Issue" link doesn't provide a
way to add enhancements, at least not that I saw.

And come to think of it, it'd be great to have other mouse operations as well. 
"hover" is needed to navigate hierarchical menus, and "drag" (on the source element)
and "drop" (on the target element) are also needed for testing rich internet apps.

The issue for "hover" is issue #170. Drag and drop is supported by casting the
existing webelement to a "RenderedWebElement" in your java code.

Adding to the next planned release

I see there was a release on Oct. 5 without a right-click option (that I could find).
Is this a possibility for the next release? 

We're working on an interactions API that will allow a little more flexibility. I think

that right click will be featured in that.

Any progress on this issue? We need this to test a GWT application that has heavy use
of the contextual menu.

What is the status of this issue? Is there any workaround to simulate a right click?

Hey guys, 

Any progress on this ??

Hi there.

Any idea about when the contextMenu command will be available with WebDriver ? 2.0b3
still does not support this operation on firefox.

Bye !

Checked version 2.5, following works on MSIE but is interpreted as ordinary click in
Firefox:
  driver.get("http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/menu/contextmenu_source.html");
  WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.tagName("img"));
  Actions builder = new Actions(driver);
  Action rClick = builder.contextClick(element).build();
  rClick.perform();

How to select an option from the context menu?