| Tip 299 | Prune the Right-Click Menu |
Is your right-click menu getting a little full, making it hard to see the options you’re interested in at a glance? This can be a real issue in Finder because many apps like to add their own entries to the right-click menu that appears for files, but other right-click menus can get filled up too, such as the one that appears when you right-click text.
To control what entries appear in right-click menus, open System Preferences (Apple menu→System Preferences), and click the Keyboard icon. Then click the Keyboard Shortcuts tab, and select Services on the left. Then, to prune the file-browsing right-click menu, look under the Files and Folders heading in the list on the right of the window. Clearing the checkbox ...
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