Context Menu Editor for Windows

Remove unnecessary entries from the right‑click menu

Context Menu Editor is a small, free utility for Windows that helps you remove redundant items from Explorer’s context (right‑click) menus. It focuses on shell and Start menu enhancements and is intended for users who want a cleaner, faster context‑menu experience.

Quick product snapshot

• Name: Context Menu Editor
• License: Freeware
• Category: System utilities — Explorer/shell tweaks
• Installer size and footprint: Compact compared with many other utilities in this category

Release details and versioning

• Current build: 1.0
• Last updated: April 21, 2005
• Catalog listing added: 2005

Popularity and download figures

• Total downloads recorded: 7,525
• Downloads during the last week: 8
• Notable user regions: Netherlands, France, United Kingdom

Platform support and language

• Supported operating systems: Windows 98 and earlier versions
• Interface language: English

Suggested substitute

• Ultimate Windows Context Menu Customizer — Free alternative suitable for similar tasks