Usually, to save a whole web page or just part of the content to our local disk, we have only two ways for choise: 1) use the browser built-in print function (Ctrl + P) to save an entire page as a PDF file; 2) copy the corresponding content and paste them into a local, new created TXT or DOC file, which requires at least 4 steps to finish: copy the text and/or image -> create a new file and name it -> open this new file -> paste the content from clipboard to file and save the file.

Sometimes after we installed some software, some unwanted items will appear in the right-click menu making it swollen and unresponsive. In this case, we can use ShellMenuView to clean them out.

A long right-click menu will appear after many softwares installed, this brings inconvenience to our daily PC operations, even reduces work efficiency. Now, ShellExView is used to solve this problem.

Have you ever felt that there are too many items in the context menu of Windows Explorer? Or think it lacks some essential and useful options inside? Of course, the people can use "Win + R" to run some common programs who are used to the shortcut keys. But for the ones neither like to use hotkeys nor like the beautiful Launchy, if there is another choice?