CustomRightClickMenu
Custom Right-Click Menu adds user-defined links, scripts, stylesheets, and submenus to a browser context menu.
About CustomRightClickMenu
Custom Right-Click Menu is an open-source browser extension that adds user-defined links, scripts, custom CSS, and submenus to the browser's right-click context menu. Users can create their own menus, set where they appear, and choose which items show based on what was clicked, such as a page, link, selection, image, video, or audio.
The extension can apply custom CSS to pages, either always or only when toggled on, and can run custom JavaScript or TypeScript on the current page. It is compatible with GreaseMonkey userscripts and Stylish userstyles. Scripts can be shared with others, and a permissions system is provided for external scripts. Store versions differ: the README lists 2.2.14 as the current Chrome release and 2.2.8 for other platforms. The author states that versions 2.2.9 and later are downgrades made to comply with Google's web store policies, that some functionality such as browser API access is removed in them, and that 2.2.8 is recommended where possible. The Chrome-only external editor app is also noted as a separate component.
Key features
- Adds custom links, scripts, CSS, and submenus to the right-click menu
- Applies custom CSS per page, always or on toggle
- Runs custom JavaScript or TypeScript on the current page
- Menus can show different items based on clicked content type
- GreaseMonkey userscript and Stylish userstyle compatibility
- Permissions system for managing external scripts
Best for: Users who want to add their own scripts, stylesheets, or menu shortcuts to the browser right-click menu, including developers who write or share userscripts.
Good for
- Open source, with the source code available in a public repository
- Compatible with GreaseMonkey userscripts and Stylish userstyles
- Includes a permissions system for external scripts
Watch out for
- Store versions differ, and later versions lack some functionality according to the author
- The online demo does not have access to browser APIs, so it offers limited functionality
- The external editor app is listed as Chrome only
CustomRightClickMenu at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Browser Extensions
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Browser extension
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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CustomRightClickMenu FAQ
Is there a demo?
Yes. The demo shows the interface, an on-page context menu example, and settings. It does not have access to browser APIs, so it does not offer full functionality.
Which version should I install?
The README lists 2.2.14 as the current Chrome version and 2.2.8 for other platforms. The author says versions 2.2.9 and later are downgrades made for Google's web store policies, and recommends 2.2.8 where there is a choice.
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