here's native iOS 26 context menus in flutter, I used the super_context_menu package for this, I'm convinced that for at least things like context menus, dialogs, the native counterparts should be used.

And for everything else, use you own design system. Cupertino should be turned into a community packages

I think there's value in providing easier "escape hatches" to using native views for a lot of cases, but I'd worry that the becomes the norm in terms of developing flutter. A lot of the differences in that new long press context menu I see as being beneficial to support in the/

Is the orange squircle the core flutter widget or from the package? Asking about the shadow outline.

its just a flutter container, the shadow is from the native context menu.

What would be the disadvantages of this?

I used it in multiple production apps and faced no problems, but take consideration of this comment

would you advise using it even if the app is shipped to android?

this package actually has another material'ish UI for android built in flutter, so yes.

This is a good balance

I don't about the super_context_menu package. But it seem nice. Will definitely try it