3D Cursor ~ right click to move it around? ver 2.8 So I have finally started using 2.8 beta. And of course there are a few things different.

I move the 3D cursor constantly = as much as I select and move objects. In 2.79b I switched mouse buttons so LEFT selected and RIGHT moved the cursor. 

But in 2.8 they have made left select (fine), and now right brings up an "object context menu" that I would never in a million years use. Why? So now if I want to move the cursor I have to go ALL THE WAY up to the top left and click on the cursor icon in the tools list. Then I can move it. To go back to moving objects I have to go BACK UP THERE again.

This has to be a horrible mistake, or something I can't find in preferences to change. I've noticed that I can SHIFT-RIGHT click and move the cursor (after experimenting)... but that still adds an unreasonable action to workflow. 

I want the RIGHT mouse button to move the 3D cursor like it used to. Is that possible? I want the silly menu to stop coming up when I right click because it is useless ~ if I really need it, it's under the object pull down menu.

And a side note - Z now opens a directional menu for some reason. I used to be able to quickly toggle wireframe and solid. 

And 'A' to select and deselect now wants me to double tap or ALT-A.

I'm guessing the dev team has attempted to make things easier for folks that are perhaps new to modeling. But they have added time consuming steps to an otherwise smooth operation. I hope they implement an option to use 'classic setup' routines under preferences. 

And I don't intend to be complaining - but I am complaining. Dang it.

I use a Corsair Scimitar mouse with 10 programmable buttons on the side. And I can reprogram one (or even the right mouse) to add in the SHIFT if I want to. And I probably will. But I am still wondering if there isn't a way for the software to do it that I am missing.

Thanks for any help.
It should be old news by now, but you can revert to Blender 2.7x shortcuts and usability at any point. 

In the menu, go to "Edit- Preferences", select "Keymap" and you find all the changes in one place. 

In the upper row, you find the presets, where you can find a Blender 2.7x preset. Don't forget to hit "Save Preferences", before closing the window.



Depending on how proficient you are with Blender in general, this could also backfire, if you watch tutorials that are created using the new keymap. You definitely want to know your way around in Blender to be able to follow those.