Right‑clicking in Windows 11 has been a sore spot since launch. The redesigned context menus promised a cleaner, modern look, but instead left users frustrated with hidden options, extra clicks, and inconsistent behavior. Now, Microsoft is finally addressing the mess. The upcoming changes aim to streamline the experience, reduce clutter, and restore the speed and familiarity that power users have been demanding.
These new menus are designed to nest functions and list options into sub-menus, which should clean up the main right-click context menu in apps, should developers choose to utilize it.
