ContextEdit is a simple yet very handy application that lets users edit the context menu entries easier than any time before, sporting two of the features we like the most: a simple and clean interface, plus a freeware license.

The Windows context menu may include tons of entries in case you install new applications on a regular basis and since sometimes the removal process isn’t quite efficient, you might end up with lots of invalid entries.

But adding context menu options for every extension on Earth is a bit more difficult, especially for inexperienced users, because it requires some advanced computer knowledge and a bunch of steps that could in the end break down the operating system.

ContextEdit on the other hand lets you do both the aforementioned jobs, namely removing and adding new entries, with just a few clicks.

Unfortunately, playing with the context menu isn’t quite addressed to beginners, so it’s better to read the adjacent documentation, just to be sure you’re on the safe side. Just that you can’t…

Because there is no Help file, which means ContextEdit is more appropriate for experienced users, but it’s always better to make a backup before jumping into more complicated things.

But all things considered, ContetEdit remains one of the most advanced tools of its kind and getting used to its apparently complicated features is just a matter of time.