Currently, right-clicking on empty space inside a folder only shows built-in options. It does not include any third-party shell extensions registered in Windows, such as:
• Open in Windows Terminal
• Git Bash Here
• Open with VS Code
• 7-Zip extract options
• etc.
These extensions work perfectly in the native Windows File Explorer but are completely missing here. This forces users to switch back to the default explorer for common tasks.
Expected behavior: The folder background context menu should integrate all system-registered shell extensions, matching the behavior of Windows File Explorer.
Steps to reproduce:
- Install tools like Git for Windows, Windows Terminal, or VS Code.
- Open this file manager and navigate to any folder.
- Right-click on blank space → only project-defined items appear.
- Compare with Windows Explorer → third-party items are present.
Currently, right-clicking on empty space inside a folder only shows built-in options. It does not include any third-party shell extensions registered in Windows, such as:
• Open in Windows Terminal
• Git Bash Here
• Open with VS Code
• 7-Zip extract options
• etc.
These extensions work perfectly in the native Windows File Explorer but are completely missing here. This forces users to switch back to the default explorer for common tasks.
Expected behavior: The folder background context menu should integrate all system-registered shell extensions, matching the behavior of Windows File Explorer.
Steps to reproduce: