Windows 11 is finally getting the context menu overhaul users have been asking for. Microsoft just admitted that the current right‑click experience has become cluttered and sluggish, and it’s rolling out a redesigned menu that’s faster, cleaner, and far more customizable. Early preview builds already show major improvements, including reduced top‑level clutter, quicker response times, and new options that let you choose exactly which actions and app extensions appear. You can even restore the classic Windows 10 layout if that’s what your muscle memory prefers. These upgrades mark one of the most meaningful quality‑of‑life improvements Windows 11 has seen in a while, and Insiders can test them today. Full rollout is expected later this fall. Big win for usability and personalization.