MagicMenu 3.0

MagicMenu 3.0 macOS

MagicMenu is a small tool to help customize and enhance the right-click menu on Mac. It allows adding new and improved functionalities to your control panel of a right-clicking mouse button, double-pressing on a Trackpad, or pressing the bottom right corner on a Trackpad of a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. With it, you can take better control of your right-click menu on Mac. You can add and customize new file creation, file transfer, quick access, app uninstalling, screen recording shortcuts and more to your right-click context menu.

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Add Useful Shortcuts to Right Click Menu on Mac

macOS provides limited options in the control click menu. MagicMenu can add more useful options to im-prove your work efficiency and give you a cleaner desktop.

Create a New File

It lets you add a shortcut to create a new file that you frequently need including doc, dox, xls, xlsx, txt, pdf, ppt, Keynote, Pages, Markdown, and Numbers when you right-click your mouse on the blank space on your desktop or in an open folder. There is no need to open applications for new file creation. MagicMenu also allows users to import a blank or pre-edited template file from a local folder as a shortcut if wanted file types are not listed by default.

Move Files Quickly

Mac allows you to move a file to another destination by selecting and dragging it. It can be inconvenient if the target folder is hidden. MagicMenu helps you add folders to the Move To menu and you can move a file to a target path with a single right click. This right-click booster can add local folders, network drives, and external devices to your Mac control-click menu to enable a more efficient file transfer. Moving a file will delete the file in its original folder.

Copy Files Faster

Are you still using Command+C and Command+V to copy and paste a file from one folder to another? You can add a folder shortcut to Copy To menu with this Mac right-click enhancer, which helps you copy files to a location faster. MagicMenu allows you to add Mac's Library folders like Downloads, Documents, Desktop, Applications, Pictures, Movies, user-created folders, or external disks to your right-click menu for file copying.

Quick Access to an Item

You can add applications, folders, disks, browsers, and webpage links to the control panel of your right-click. You can easily access the apps you frequently use without opening Finder or Launchpad. You can open your work files with a right click instead of finding them in Finder or external disks. You can browse a webpage without saving a book-mark on a browser.

Completely Uninstall Unwanted Applications

If you want to free up disk space, reinstall misbehaving software, or delete an old app on Mac, it's essential to remove all components of the program. This usually requires you to move the unwanted app to the Trash and go over about 9 folders to delete the leftovers associated with it. However, powered by MagicMenu, you can completely uninstall any unwanted third-party apps with three clicks. Simply right-click an app in the Applications folder, select Uninstall, and tap Uninstall again to fully get rid of it.

Personalize Right-Click Menu

MagicMenu V2.0 update adds many more useful features to Function Library such as screen recording, screen capture, hide/unhide files, copy file path and cut files to the right-click options on Mac. This Mac right-click enhancing tool supports personalizing your own right-click menu by adding user-built functionality and managing categories.

Mac Right Click Booster

If you feel the options in the current right-click menu are not enough, MagicMenu can help you extend the the control panel of your right-click menu on Mac. It adds new features such as creating files, copying or moving files to another location, uninstalling unwanted apps, and offering quick access to an item. If you need extra options and customization of your right-click context menu,