MICROSOFT IS REDESIGNING WINDOWS 11'S CONTEXT MENU
Microsoft is redesigning Windows 11's right-click context menu after four years of user complaints about clutter, introducing a "Split Context Menu" that organizes options into context-aware nested sections based on file type. The new design reduces menu length by up to 38% and features a modern semi-transparent "Acrylic" appearance. No release date has been announced. Showcased during the WinUI Community Call, the update groups related actions together—like image options under "Open with Photos"—with secondary menus appearing on hover.