Cascading menu for text editors


  1. WindfallProphet
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    Windows 10 AU
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    Cascading menu for text editors


    I was wondering if it's possible to make a cascading menu for the different editors. They like to add their entries to the 'main' section of the context menu, which can get crowded.
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  3. dalchina
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    Win 10 Pro (22H2) (2nd PC is 22H2)
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    There was this for XP...
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    and shelltoys allowed moving context menu items to a 'Rarely used' folder.

    Trying to find something current may be hard.

    You might want to consider which editors are relevant to which extensions.

    This suggests extensive registry hacking (I provide it merely on an indicative basis):
    Add Cascading Menus for Programs in Desktop and My Computer Context Menus in Windows 7 and Later - AskVG
    (in a Win 7 context)
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