So you’ve been running on the same installation of Windows for ages and you may have noticed that some of the software you have installed adds stuff to the right-click menu, and you have also noticed that the rightclick menu is getting as long as a Chinese restaurant menu. While all these options can be handy, it can make it hard to find something when there are a lot of entries, particularly when you rarely use the vast majority of them. Windows can also take some time to render a complex menu, particularly when the menu items have icons associated with them.
Mmm Free by HACE helps you deal with this problem by allowing you to completely remove any context menu items that you never use, and move those that you rarely use onto a Rarely Used sub-menu. This can significantly speed up the rendering of the context menu, and make it much more convenient to find those menu items that you actually do use often.
Useful little tool.