1. A computer-implemented method of controlling a view of a context menu on a Graphical User Interface (GUI), the computer-implemented method comprising: executing instructions on a specific processor, wherein the instructions, when executed, perform a process comprising: receiving a primary element selection signal, wherein the primary element selection signal indicates a selection of a selected primary element on a GUI; in response to receiving a context menu calling signal, displaying a context menu that is associated with the selected primary element; and in response to receiving a scrolling signal that indicates that a user is scrolling through options in the context menu, repositioning the context menu to keep the selected primary element visually aligned next to a current scrolled-to option in the context menu.