Context Menu allows to you add anything you like to your context menu.

The Context Menu is what you get when you right-click on most areas including the desktop, or any file or folder.

Overall, it's easy to use. Browse to the program executable and optionally a custom icon. Choose the name you'd like it to have and finally choose to Add to Desktop, Add to File, or Add to Folder. There is no warning or confirmation that it worked. We almost didn't add it assuming it was broken because of this. Then the light bulb moment happened, and we right-clicked the desktop and found our test entry. We're starting to see why the AARP is sending us invitations to join.

From here you can repeat the process in reverse by removing your entries from the desktop, file, or folder.

Context Menu isn't perfect. It lacks the ability to manage your current Context Menu items, but then again, it also does exactly what it claims.

You can do this manually in Windows, but it isn't fun, or easy. Context Menu makes it simple to add or remove any custom context menu item you want.

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