MarineBand5524 macrumors 6502 Original poster Dec 8, 2025 #1 For those looking for Windows type extra right click, such as new files etc check out this gem of a program. Reactions: ignatius345 and arc of the universe
For those looking for Windows type extra right click, such as new files etc check out this gem of a program.
Slartibart macrumors 68040 Dec 9, 2025 #2 or - just an alternative - you use this… seems better integrated IMHO. YMMV. Reactions: adrianlondon and gilby101
adrianlondon macrumors 604 Dec 9, 2025 #3 I use this on my desktop: and this on my laptop: They're both free and really fun to use. Reactions: gilby101 and MBAir2010
MBAir2010 macrumors G3 Dec 9, 2025 #4 here is a photo of my screen saver I took of a polar bear eating a marshmallow in an arctic snow storm: such detail! Reactions: cateye, _Mitchan1999, gilby101 and 1 other person
here is a photo of my screen saver I took of a polar bear eating a marshmallow in an arctic snow storm: such detail!
G gilby101 macrumors 68040 Dec 9, 2025 #5 MarineBand5524 said: such as new files etc check out this gem of a program Click to expand... I use Context Menu from the same developer - it does much more. Sorry to the others, I am being serious.
MarineBand5524 said: such as new files etc check out this gem of a program Click to expand... I use Context Menu from the same developer - it does much more. Sorry to the others, I am being serious.
MarineBand5524 macrumors 6502 Original poster Dec 9, 2025 #6 gilby101 said: I use Context Menu from the same developer - it does much more. Sorry to the others, I am being serious. Click to expand... I'll look at it. Didn't know they had come up with another one.
gilby101 said: I use Context Menu from the same developer - it does much more. Sorry to the others, I am being serious. Click to expand... I'll look at it. Didn't know they had come up with another one.
MBAir2010 macrumors G3 Dec 9, 2025 #7 gilby101 said: I use Context Menu from the same developer - it does much more. Sorry to the others, I am being serious. Click to expand... is Context Menu better or same as or equivalent ? thx in adv! Reactions: MarineBand5524
gilby101 said: I use Context Menu from the same developer - it does much more. Sorry to the others, I am being serious. Click to expand... is Context Menu better or same as or equivalent ? thx in adv!
MarineBand5524 macrumors 6502 Original poster Dec 9, 2025 #8 It appears that Context may have some added things that New File doesn't.
MarineBand5524 macrumors 6502 Original poster Dec 9, 2025 #9 MBAir2010 said: is Context Menu better or same asView attachment 2586346 or equivalent ? thx in adv! Click to expand... It actually appears they do separate things and may work off each other.
MBAir2010 said: is Context Menu better or same asView attachment 2586346 or equivalent ? thx in adv! Click to expand... It actually appears they do separate things and may work off each other.
G gilby101 macrumors 68040 Dec 9, 2025 #10 MBAir2010 said: is Context Menu better or same as or equivalent ? Click to expand... MarineBand5524 said: It appears that Context may have some added things that New File doesn't. Click to expand... Context Menu has all of New File Menu and more. I use Context Menu many times every day. The negatives for both are that there is minimal documentation and updates are few and far between. But they do go on working just fine. Last edited: Dec 9, 2025 Reactions: MarineBand5524
MBAir2010 said: is Context Menu better or same as or equivalent ? Click to expand... MarineBand5524 said: It appears that Context may have some added things that New File doesn't. Click to expand... Context Menu has all of New File Menu and more. I use Context Menu many times every day. The negatives for both are that there is minimal documentation and updates are few and far between. But they do go on working just fine.
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