The split menu tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the SplitMenuFlyoutItem control in Windows 11, which Microsoft is introducing to modernize right-click context menus. This developer-facing feature aims to reduce clutter and improve performance by reorganizing how apps surface commands in File Explorer and other WinUI applications. The tag includes threads about UX improvements, context menu customization, and the technical implementation of split menus in Windows 11. Users explore how this change addresses long-standing complaints about slow and overloaded context menus, focusing on the balance between legacy shell extensions and newer app registrations.
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Microsoft appears to have acknowledged one of Windows 11’s longest‑running UX complaints — the increasingly cluttered and slow right‑click context menu — and is rolling out a developer‑facing fix that could shrink, reorganize, and modernize how apps surface commands in File Explorer and other...