Privacy Browser Android

Long pressing a bookmark could present a menu (maybe a drop-down) with features like "Open in new tab", "Edit" and "Delete"

Utilizing a context menu that appears after a long press is one option, but I am not sure I want to go that route because it adds an extra step. I am more inclined to replace the edit functionality (which would make it only available from the Bookmarks Activity and not from the Bookmarks Drawer). However, I'm not yet certain that is the direction I want to go. I'm going to let these ideas percolate a bit before making a decision.

Replacing the edit menu could work, I personally don't use it too much. There could also be a switch in the settings changing the behavior of long-pressing a bookmark.

It would be possible to have a preference setting that modifies how this behavior functions. However, as a general rule, I like to minimize the number of preferences that modify the UI, because it complicates both the coding and maintaining of Privacy Browser, and it makes it more difficult for users to navigate the settings. So, for example, there are preferences for altering the number of icons in the app bar or to enable full screen browsing mode. But I don't feel like this feature rises to that level. So, I want to pick one solution that works for the majority of use cases.