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when I add an item in the context menu it is also added in the extended menu, is there any way to avoid that? (I just want to display it in the normal context menu, and hide it in the extended menu that is enabled by pressing SHIFT+CLICK)
Normal reg
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\Name]
"MUIVerb"="Name"
"Icon"="\"xyz.ico\""
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\Name\command]
#=...
A static verb like you are using here will always be visible in the extended menu.
If you change to a dynamic verb and a shell extension that implements IContextMenu then you can check for CMF_EXTENDEDVERBS but doing all this work is not worth it just to hide yourself in the extended menu (IMHO).
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In Windows CMD and Powershell, I don't see the tabs and Settings option.
What do I need to do to see them - thanks.
As a quick google search confirmed, you need to disabled Focus Mode :
Try pressing Ctrl+Shift+P to get the Command Palette, then find and select "Toggle Focus Mode".
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I just uninstalled Tabby terminal. However, the context menu "Open Tabby here" does not disappear with it. I've tried deleting it via Registry Editor, in here:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell
and restarting the computer, but the context menu is still there. What do I have to do?
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You wrote that you tried something in the register, but not exactly what. Have you tried to change the registry in:
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers
If the operations there do not help, install the software:
Easy Context Menu v1.6
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The setting "Activate Window by hovering over it with the mouse" is convenient but sometimes annoying so I would like to disable it through keyboard whenever I want. However, I cannot find any solution to do that.
Does anyone know how can I do that? Using an application is fine too as long as it does the job, thank you very much.
I'm not sure there is shortcut for "Activate Window by hovering over it with the mouse".
You said external app is also ok how about X-Mouse Controls
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On sites that use a sub menus I find myself always having to use the mouse to hover/click the menu root to pull down the rest of the menu. How can I do this without having to use the mouse?
An example site on the "Morrowind Overhaul" link. When I use the f key to hit the link it goes to a different page rather than offering the sub-menu such as when you hover your mouse over it.
Another example on the "Genre", "Section", and "Sort By" menus. When I use the f key on those it does nothing.
It has already been suggested in 2009 to implement this feature.
Apparently, it has as of today not yet been implemented. In my case using ;; to focus a hint doesn't work because it doesn't generate a mouseover event.
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Pressing the middle mouse button (or scrollwheel) in many apps allows the user to scroll in the display area by moving the mouse without holding any button.
What is this mode called? What is the name of the icon which appears in the application to indicate this mode is active?
This seems to be referred to as "auto scroll" by various sources. I suspect it is an application level feature as the icons for the 3 major browsers are all different (on Windows 7).