BluePointLilac

BluePointLilac is a small, Chinese open-source developer whose public footprint is concentrated on a single GitHub repository that hosts ContextMenuManager, a lightweight Windows utility designed to give users granular control over the right-click context menu. The tool addresses the long-standing frustration of cluttered, extension-heavy menus by presenting every shell entry—whether added by the system, third-party installers, or Windows itself—in a searchable, color-coded grid where individual items can be disabled, renamed, or deleted with one click. Beyond simple on/off toggles, the program exposes the underlying registry keys and CLSID references, so power users can back up, export, or script changes before applying them. A built-in “New” section manager lets administrators prune the excessive “New >” submenu, while the “Send To” and “Folder Background” tabs clean up similarly bloated areas. Portable architecture keeps the executable dependency-free and UAC-compliant, making it popular among technicians who run it from a flash drive during troubleshooting or post-install customization rounds. Although the catalog is presently limited to this one utility, its focused scope and permissive MIT license have fostered a modest community that supplies localized language files and feature requests. BluePointLilac’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always install the latest release, and can be queued for batch deployment alongside other applications.