Google Has been testing new context menus in Chrome to make its design compatible with Windows 11. Chrome 96 On the standard channel, new menus are available to all users. Available, however Not active by default: This page explains how to run them not only on Windows 11 but also on other versions of Windows.
It’s a Aesthetic change onlyHowever, those who have already installed Windows 11 and prefer the user interface to the new OS standards can now run their browser New context menus in Windows 11 style. There will be more rounded corners and more distance than in the past for the various elements in the new menus.
How to implement Chrome, Windows 11-style context menus
Per Enable Windows 11-style context menus in Chrome Accessing the Tests page with flags is required to enable the test features of Google Browser. You must have Chrome 96 installed to enable new menus (in settings, you can check the version on the Chrome intro screen): by accessing the Tests page by entering it in the address bar chrome: // flags. Here’s the final look Windows 11 style menus.
In the context drop-down menu finally select the desired option Enabled – All Windows versions, Finally Restart the browser. The process should work on both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
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