Free and Open-source Right Click Context Menu Editor for Windows. You can download it in the releases tab.
If you are using Windows 7 or 8.1, remember to install the ".NET Framework 6.0" and its dependencies.
- Background, folders and specific file types context menu editing.
- Creation, renaming and deletion of context menu items, along with their scripts.
- Support for registry options (Shift only, Icon...).
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Hover options to show a tooltip with more information.
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There are multiple command line variables. The ones that are most useful (and consistent) are:
- "%V" – The selected item (file or folder).
- "%W" – The working directory. Usually, this is the directory of the right-click, but not necessarily the selected item's parent folder (for example, when right-clicking shortcuts, "%V" returns the path of the actual item, while "%W" returns the shortcut's folder).
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If you are making changes using the actual Registry, you can update the scripts by pressing "F5" while using the program.
Note that any version might include a number of stylistic changes, which are often not documented to avoid cluttering the changelog
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v1.0.0:
- First release. -
v1.1.0:
- Added "Icon" (with icon selection) and "No Working Directory" options.
- Added "Text", "Document", "Image", "Video", "Audio" and "by extension" files context menus.
- Fixed crashes and bugs. -
v1.2.0:
- Added an "Hello World" default command.
- Added informative tooltips.
- Changed the elements padding to be more organized. -
v1.3.0:
- Added a "No scripts was found" text.
- Added an "F5" "Update" keybinding, for debugging purposes.
- Changed the way a file extension gets selected.
- Fixed bug where creating or renaming a script with an invalid name would crash the program.
- Fixed bug where creating a script for a file extension that had no registry entry would not work.