No. This is one of the best things that happened in Blender. All we need now is the ability to customize them.
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no reason to force its use for other users, im just fine with hitting W like a lot of users
its not equal that right click users have still the other mouse button as an active tool and left click users have this menu by default,
for both !
we need to choose what we can do with the other mouse button in the input pref, thats it
Or, by left clicking or right clicking on the toolshelf you define what the right or left button will do !
so if theres a new context menu option inside of the toolshelf you just need to right click on the new context menu active tool and everytime you’ll hit right click it will activate the context menu
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Just get used to it, the old way was a disaster. 
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That is a stupid argument.
Now you need twice as much time to do something as simple as positioning the cursor. Defending that is pure fanaticism or that you’re so novice that you don’t notice any difference.
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Duuuude, relax, I’m playing with blender for a long time now… and if you use several 3d apps at same time, you should know what I’m talking about… So better get used to it you too, you’ll see the benefits in no time…
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Something like this:
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I’m relax, you are telling that an user must see how the workflow is damage in a real important way only because “things happens” and he must learn to live with it. I don’t want to see my daily work expanded in 1-2 hours only because you think that is normal and you don’t complain by any reason.
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You don’t need to go back to the selection active tool:
Just select with LMB and do your active tool’s action with LMB. Or, set the active tool to some transform tool like it was in 2.7 and use shortcuts like before.
Active tools seem really kind of an extension to the gizmo in their behavior, it’s on top of the rest. But unfinished and clunky 
please try with active tools that dont have the use of the “stay click function” like loopcut or extrude to cursor instead, you will see that it dont work at all
every tools can’t be used with this technique, its not future proof ,its not praticle ,it doesnt work… they need their own button,
aka the old right click for active tools
oh I missed that part 
(honnestly I use shortcuts all the time so I’m not used to that active tools system behond transform gizmo)
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But I guess something like this
would solve your issue, right?
This looks like a really good solution! I would love to be able to have the transform gizmo active, and only use it when I grab it, and select when I’m not grabbing it.
Also, this could mean that tweak, box select, paint select, and lasso select could all be one tool.
There doesn’t seem to be any downside, so I really hope this gets attempted.
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Ladies and gentleman
THIS is how to make EVERYONE happy
Right click selecters too !
if the context menu is chosen as either of the two mouse click, the other click will have the “stay clicked system”
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im a left click selector that want to use the right click as a context menu:
i have the context menu as the right click??? thats amazing im happy, i can do stuff like 3ds max users now yayyy!
if an active tool is selected with left click i its the system we have right now, a drag system
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im a left click selector that want to use the right click as the active tool:
the right click have now its dedicated tool for my workflow! amazing ! im happy!
if i want to go to the context menu i just have to hit a button on the keyboard
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im a right click selector, amazing its also working for me! woaw, i can also decide to use the left click as the context menu??? coooool thats a new one ! im happy yeah
and thenafter, no one had to choose a side anymore
everyone is happy 
and they can change going from left to right click super easely
OURAY !
okay i calm down now
my idea bring also other benefit to blender
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Would be better and unique select tool that made all things, with a passive transform tool selected when you don’t have selected any thing.
I must say it looks nice, now we need to see how it works on actual usage. If the devs actually do this…
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Pretty neat indeed…
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Maybe post that here:
But there’s an issue:
If you’ve set the contextual menu to a click, and use that click on an active tool icon… Either you want to set the new tool to the click, either you want to open the contextual menu on that icon. But you can’t do both at the same time.
There need to be something to takle that. Maybe a modifier key.
I.E. alt click on active tools icons always open the contextual menu, while a simple click always sets the active tool to the click.
(And you forgot MMB)
I’m Italian, not Asian 
So many people bring this up. Meanwhile my proposal on right click select sits with 0 votes. Up from -2 from yesterday, so it’s trending up. I think this would be absolutely amazing. What if while the menu tool was active, you could control click on the header of any menu and have THAT on the right click. It would be so good, and unique I think. I think others don’t agree, but this would end the whole debate on left vs right click for good.
Admittedly, it would be weird to have menus assigned to both clicks or some other tool that has no selection capability, but this is minor.
I’m going to sell the entire blender community on this…eventually. Right now I’m too busy.
I’m really sick of you jerks coming on here and calling anyone who disagrees with you an amateur or novice or hobbyist. Get over your ego. I’ve been working 8-16 hours a day in blender for a full year. There are many more like me who also like the way that 2.8 is shaping up. Your argument holds no water so maybe you should drop it.
When someone say that those of us who are annoyed are crazy complainers, that we shouldn’t be heard and that we should shut up. I don’t read you criticizing him.
My arguments hold perfectly, and when they don’t, argue with me.
it have 0 vote cause of bad title and bad presentation
With some nice title; nice gif and images it could be at the top !
Also it’s a complex problem that most user are not informed about