1. A method for providing a navigation environment for a user to navigate a long list of selectable elements spanning at least two pages of a computer display, comprising: providing, with a processor, a scrollable context menu; determining, with said processor, whether at least one element has been selected on a page in a previous view; when at least one element is determined to have been selected in said previous view, positioning a first visual aid on said scrollable context menu to indicate said at least one element has been selected in said previous view; determining, with said processor, whether at least one element has been selected on a page in a next view; when at least one element is determined to have been selected in said next view, positioning a second visual aid on said scrollable context menu to indicate said at least one element has been selected in said next view; positioning a third visual aid on said scrollable context menu comprising a numerical count of a total number of elements selected in said previous view; and positioning a fourth visual aid on said scrollable context menu comprising a numerical count of a total number of elements selected in said next view.
1. A method for providing a navigation environment for a user to navigate a long list of selectable elements spanning at least two pages of a computer display, comprising: providing, with a processor, a scrollable context menu; determining, with said processor, whether at least one element has been selected on a page in a previous view; when at least one element is determined to have been selected in said previous view, positioning a first visual aid on said scrollable context menu to indicate said at least one element has been selected in said previous view; determining, with said processor, whether at least one element has been selected on a page in a next view; when at least one element is determined to have been selected in said next view, positioning a second visual aid on said scrollable context menu to indicate said at least one element has been selected in said next view; positioning a third visual aid on said scrollable context menu comprising a numerical count of a total number of elements selected in said previous view; and positioning a fourth visual aid on said scrollable context menu comprising a numerical count of a total number of elements selected in said next view. 3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising scrolling said context menu upward in response to the user initiating a scrolling action to view said at least one element selected in said previous view.