Implements context menu logic from Linux and MacOS in Windows. When you push right mouse button down, context menu opens immediately, allowing you to move mouse cursor over any item, and then select it by releasing the mouse button. It is super lightweight, and runs on Autohotkey code.
Right Click Master provides few useful shortcuts while you're holding right mouse button:
| Action | Default action |
|---|---|
| Left click | Reload (Ctrl+R) |
| Middle click | Paste (Ctrl+V) |
| Scroll up | Scroll to start (Ctrl+Home) |
| Scroll down | Scroll to end (Ctrl+End) |
No installation is required. Just run the .exe file, and it already works.
It works in all Windows apps and system-wide.
To prevent unwanted activation in games, Right Click Master provides few options:
- Disable in fullscreen apps (enabled by default)
- Excluded processes list, where you can additionally add your games (in case first option doesn't detect your game)
Settings .ini file is stored in %AppData%\RightClickMaster.
You can compile .exe file by using Ahk2Exe utility, which comes along with Autohotkey. Also, you can use utility as Autohotkey script as well, no need to compile it.
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