Microsoft is massively improving Windows 11's right-click menu — but it should have been like this from the…
- Windows 11's right-click menu has some big changes in testing
- This context menu is being streamlined and is now more responsive
- You can also customize the entries in the menu, or even switch it to be like Windows 10's version
Microsoft is finally streamlining Windows 11's context menu — the one which pops up when you right click something on the desktop — as well as bringing in more customization choices.
In a blog post for a new preview build in the Experimental channel, Microsoft announced that it's rolling out a redesigned context menu for File Explorer (meaning the files and folders on your desktop).
It's "designed to feel faster, cleaner, and easier to tailor to the way you work", and Microsoft has made two major improvements here.
Firstly, the right-click menu is a lot less cluttered, with far fewer options now appearing in the list by default (...
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