There it is, in peace, unamovible, inert. Standing pleased in its throne in the heart. With its fragile body and his mask of cloth, Representing the humanity, seeing us all.
Part 2 - The movement of shame
Now it's moving. The shame of losing, the shame of missing, of seeing yourself defeated, of dying in someone's mind like you never existed. shame moves and we cant stop it, only if it wants.
The "Show more options" has its place, as does the simpler context menu, but it should perhaps be a separate fly-out rather than relaunching the entire, old context menu.
The old context menu was getting absurd in Windows 10. Often I'd have to make the context menu scroll just to get to "File properties" on my old laptop. Even without much installed, the amount of items was just too much. It's a context menu, not a "do all" menu. Making it configurable is fraught with challenges too, so I'm interested to see how Microsoft tackles this one.
I don't hate the new menus, I am not a fan of the lack of features and how they went live when they clearly are not complete. The menu itself presents much better than the previous - but what's lacking (IMO) is:
1) Any kind of automated manipulation such as:
"this goes on the new menu because you use this feature more often on this filetype"
"this is rarely used and will fall back to the old menu"
2) Any kind of user manipulation such as:
"a UI to add/remove/order items to the new menu"
The biggest issue in this version of Win 11 context menu, from usability standpoint, is the movable row with basic commands. Think of a car analogy...if You turn the week left the infotainment screen will move right and vice versa.
With how it works now Microsoft made something forbidden in designing in any UI, software or hardware. I can't grasp who were the morons within Microsoft suggesting it was a good idea and gave it a green light.
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Part 1 - The inertia of shame
There it is, in peace, unamovible, inert. Standing pleased in its throne in the heart. With its fragile body and his mask of cloth, Representing the humanity, seeing us all.
Part 2 - The movement of shame
Now it's moving. The shame of losing, the shame of missing, of seeing yourself defeated, of dying in someone's mind like you never existed. shame moves and we cant stop it, only if it wants.
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