Context menu

The right-click menu shows the whole list at once, without “Show more options”.

• At the top, the most-used items: “Open”, “Open with”, and other programs' items with their icons and submenus.
• At the bottom, the “File” submenu: cut, copy, paste, copy path or name, rename, create shortcut, delete, plus “Send to” and other Windows file items.
• Duplicate items are removed.

From the keyboard, open the menu with Shift+F10 or the Menu key.

Right-clicking empty space opens the folder menu: “New” (a new folder you can undo, with its name ready to type, then the Windows templates), “View”, “Sort”, “Open in Terminal” (Windows Terminal in this folder, or PowerShell if it isn't installed), “Copy path” and “Properties”.

The first right-click in a newly opened folder may open the menu with a delay while other programs' extensions respond; after that, the menu opens instantly.

Customizing

You customize the menu in “Settings” → “File operations” → “Context menu”:

• “Items from other apps” can be turned off entirely: their extensions are then not loaded, and the menu opens faster;
• one by one, items are turned off in the table, which shows the item, the program and the file types. The row with a program's name (“7-Zip”) controls its whole section. The search above the table finds items by name, program and file type (.mp4). The table lists what has already appeared in the menu, and “Add a program or file type…” shows the items without waiting for the menu;
• “Main items” are the ones Wander draws itself: open, copy, properties, “Open in Terminal”, custom actions, “View” and “Sort” in the empty-space menu. Clearing a checkbox removes the item from the menu, but its keyboard shortcut keeps working.

“Reset context menu settings…” at the bottom of the page puts everything back the way it was.