π Microsoft is updating Windows 11 context menus to make them faster, more stable, and easier to customize. The current menus have become bloated (and slow) with items from Microsoft and third-party apps, which can cause a delay of one to two seconds on some PCs when users right-click. The problem stands out most on systems with many installed programs.
So Microsoft is building a compact version of the menu that focuses on the most common actions and skips heavy third-party extensions. That should improve both speed and reliability.
π Microsoft also showed a customization feature at a Windows Insider event in London. It will let users hide unwanted commands, keep only useful items, and rearrange menu entries. A Customize option will appear at the bottom of the list of the menu items.
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