ContextMenuNormalizer

While Microsoft’s latest iteration of their flagship operating system undoubtedly fixes plenty of issues and improves upon a wide variety of elements compared to its predecessor, many users still wish to postpone the upgrade until 2025, for a variety of reasons, such as the start menu structure or taskbar’s more advanced functionality.

As such, those still using Windows 10 may have noticed the context menu highlight’s lighter shade that makes it harder to focus on the text underneath, which is where ContextMenuNormalizer comes into play, applying a darker gray color to the area in question.

Features:

• Enhances visibility of context menu highlight


• Includes extra files for easier interaction


• Straightforward installation process


• Portable format for on-the-go use


• Open-source for customization

Technical Specifications:

• Price: FREE


• Developer: krlvm


• Compatible with: Windows 10


• Memory footprint: Lightweight


• Source code availability: Yes

If Microsoft’s latest update to the Windows 10 operating system makes it harder for you to carry on your mouse-focused workflow that relied on the functions outlined in the right-click menu, then ContextMenuNormalizer may be the perfect solution that makes the highlighted sections that the cursor hovers on easier to read and differentiate by applying a darker gray color over its white background.