Microsoft admitted that Windows 11's right-click menu sucks.

Microsoft acknowledges that Windows 11's right-click menu sucks up to real Windows 10.

According to a report by the Windows Latest website, Microsoft has self-recognized that Windows 11's Right Click Menu is cluttered and slower to use than Windows 10, after a long-standing complaint from users since the release of Windows 11 in 2021. (2021) At that time, Microsoft was trying to argue against the discontent of its users by trying to argue that Windows 11's right-click menu was better than Windows 10, which was both long and lacking in good organization, and with a series of unreasonable allegations, such as Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, and Rename options were too far away from the Cursor, there were long-running options that were packed on the menu, and the Open and Open With commands were separate while they should have been arranged. In the same group.

Microsoft has also brought allegations against the Windows 10 right-click menu, improved on Windows 11, such as Grouping, similar commands like Open and Open With, tightened the 3rd Party software commands, and the "Show more options" option to allow users to reverse the right-click menu in a similar format to Windows 10. But this change has led to the slowness and clutter of the menu as mentioned above.

After Microsoft acknowledged the error, it announced that it would design a new right-click menu for Windows 11. The redesigned menu will start to be tried on the Windows 11 Insider Preview Experimental Build 26340.9212 version, which is a version for distribution to groups of people in the Insider Tester Program, or Windows Insider has tried it out. According to the comments of those who tried it, the menu is much smaller, more sensitive and cleaner. There is also the "Customize Menu" feature to allow users to customize things that will be on the right-click menu. Also available at Personalization > Context menu

It is a new improvement, but the right-click menu is still horizontal in accordance with Windows 11. On this new menu, users have the right to customize the menu back to a small-looking Vertical menu like Windows 10 easily. Just press Toggle "Arrange primary actions inline" on the Personalization > Context menu. You can change the right-click menu back to the original format. Not only that, on this test version, Microsoft has also improved the stability of File Explorer after a stale problem and stopped running. Long time.

Use on the general user version Microsoft has not announced any release date at this time, so ask those interested to continue following the news closely.

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