Tag Archives: Context Menu
Web Pinner is a freeware app that can add website links to your Windows 7 desktop’s right-click context menu, quickly and easily. Do you visit one or more particular websites very frequently? If you do, then here is one more …more >>>
Adding items to the Send To context menu has never been easier with a small shell extension that goes by the name of SendToSendTo. Once installed it adds an option to your Send To menu that you simply click, to …more >>>
XnView Shell Extension is an extension for windows explorer which lets you edit images right from the explorer right click context menu itself.
Over a period of time, you tend to install several programs on your Windows computer. Many of these programs end up adding entries to your right click context menu, some useful, some not really.
In Windows 7, if you select more than 15 files, you may find that the right click context menu has been shortened and that items like Open, Print, Edit are missing!
We are pleased to release Context Menu Editor for Windows 7 & Vista. Context Menu Editor is a freeware tweaking utility to add/delete application shortcuts, Win32 commands, files, and website urls to your desktop and folder context menu.
We are pleased to release Right-Click Extender for Windows 7. Right-Click Extender is a freeware utility which allows you to add some important items to the right click context menu. UPDATE: 11th March, 2010. Right-Click Extender for Windows 7 has …more >>>
VHD Attach is small tool that adds Attach and Detach option to right click context menu of Virtual disk (VHD) files.
SimpleBackup is free backup software, which adds the backup option to the right click context menu of files and folder.
Rightload is a small freeware program that allows you to quickly upload files directly from a Windows folder to your server.
If you wish, you can add the option Delete Folder Contents to the right click context menu. So if you do not want to delete the whole folder but only to empty its contents, you need not open the folder, …more >>>
Right click on any folder or file and Windows offers you various options on what you can do from its context menu.
