Open TheAndyMac opened 1 year ago
My opinion is that this should be good for both Win.11 and Win.10. And I would prefer to use groups in any case.
Having just posted a largely duplicate feature request (oops), I have edited the original request to add more context/detail, both recognising the work done to enable the Windows 11 context menu for more tools and reflecting what other developers have been doing in this space.
Description of the new feature / enhancement
1. Option on General Settings to Group (or not Group) all context menu items
As the number of items grows, it would be good if we could have the option to keep all of the PowerToys menu items together in one PowerToys menu item on the Windows 11 and on the legacy Windows 10) right-click menu - maybe with separate options for both or just one option.
Then it would become easier to add new functions to be available from the main Windows 11 context menu without overloading this (from what I understand, part of the reason it was changed was to reduce such overload).
2. More options for where the context menu items are displayed
To provide users with control over which parts of the context menu structure the individual tools are displayed, and so that tools that are used regularly can be only the Windows 11 menu, whilst those used less frequently can be on the legacy menu, EACH item that can have a context menu should ideally have the following options [re-ordered from original post]:
Scenario when this would be used?
User wants to keep new Windows 11 menu just focussed on most used features and have lesser used features in the "Show More Options" menu.
User wants the Show More Options menu to only show those items (other than system commands) that are not available on the main Windows 11 menu.
User wants to group all PowerToys items together on the menu, so that the menu length does not grow too much and helps future proof the tool as more tools become available, can be used to avoid context menu overload :-)
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