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There can be important features hidden in an app’s menu that aren’t always as accessible as you’d like, and their shortcuts are sometimes hard to use.

where is the menu Allows you to access the full menu of any application at the position of the mouse cursor, putting all the functi ons of the application at your fingertips. It works on the frontmost window and is configurable to a certain extent, enabling you to set different shortcuts or customize the menu.

Access the application menu anywhere on the desktop

Here’s how it works: Once Menuwhere is active, you can hold down Cmd (⌘) and right-click the application window or desktop. Instead of the standard context menu, you get a copy of the options normally hidden in the menu bar.

Since you don’t have to move the cursor to the top of the screen to activate a feature, this can make app features more accessible because it eliminates unnecessary mouse movement in the workflow.

Customize shortcut and menu appearance

By default, you need to hold Cmd, but you can use other modifiers to replace the context menu. Additionally, you can configure a simple keyboard shortcut to bring up a menu of foreground applications without using the mouse.

For a cleaner look, you can choose to hide disabled menu items or hide keyboard shortcuts. Also, if you never need certain menus, you can hide them. The text size and theme of the new context menu can also be changed.

Productivity Assistant for Certain Workflows

Whether Menuwhere is useful to you depends entirely on the applications you run and the features you need to access. If these are hidden in some menu of the app and not easily accessible, this utility should save you a lot of effort. Anything that reduces unnecessary mouse movement can do wonders for productivity.