Context menu extensions

Kando is a cross-platform desktop pie menu launcher that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, including Wayland compositors. It opens a radial menu on a hotkey and lets users select applications, files, or shortcuts by moving the cursor toward a slice, and can also be controlled from the command line to open specific menus or trigger shortcuts. The project distinguishes itself through a gesture-based selection system that interprets pointer movement direction and distance rather than requiring precise clicking, and an input device abstraction layer that normalizes input from mouse, stylus, touc

ContextMenuManager is a desktop utility designed for the Windows operating system that enables users to modify, add, or remove entries within file and folder right-click menus. It functions as a configuration interface that interacts with the Windows Registry to manage shell extensions and define custom command execution paths. The tool provides granular control over the system interface by allowing users to hide unnecessary menu items, update labels and icons, or create new commands to trigger specific file operations. By managing these registry-based shell integrations, the software allows

React Native Hold Menu is a UI component library and cross-platform mobile framework providing a context menu widget for iOS and Android applications. It displays an interactive popup action menu when users press and hold a specific interface element, enabling quick action workflows within mobile applications. The library utilizes a native gesture-driven architecture to animate menu transitions and scale changes on the native UI thread. It includes dynamic layout calculations to compute menu positioning and prevent screen overflow during device rotation, window resizing, and orientation chang

Breeze Shell is a custom shell extension and operating system context menu customizer. It provides a replacement interface for native system menus, allowing for the modification of both the behavior and appearance of right-click interactions. The project enables the addition of custom buttons and actions to system menus through an embedded script interface. It allows for the complete replacement of default operating system menus with custom interfaces that feature unique visual themes and animations. The software integrates with the operating system to intercept context menu events and injec