Microsoft has completely redesigned the Windows context menu. And this is how it looks

The Windows context menu (it is activated by pressing the right key) is one of the most conservative elements of the OS. But in Windows 11, he underwent a major upgrade: the company promised many innovations in the new operating system, and they even affected the context menu.

Rounded corners have appeared in it, but this is, one might say, a general innovation of Windows 11. Much more noticeable is the metamorphosis that has occurred with the traditional points of copy, cut, delete, etc. – now they are grouped at the very top in one line and represented by a series of icons. The rest of the context menu items at the very beginning are represented by visual icons – this makes it easier to navigate in them. Well, for retrogrades who consider the context menu from Windows 7 to be a model of the ideal, the Show more options item is presented at the very bottom – according to it, the Windows 11 context menu takes the classic look familiar from Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10.