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Menu Mod Extension - Create Custom Context Menu Items

Hey everyone,

I just shipped Menu Mod, a browser extension that lets you build your own custom right-click menu items to perform actions on text, links, images and more on any website.

Using Menu Mod, you can:

  • Check the price history of an Amazon product on CamelCamelCamel directly from the page.
  • Easily start a reverse image search on Google Images by right clicking on an image.
  • Search Spotify for a song you just came across on YouTube.
  • Look up a $TICKE.R you came across in an article on Yahoo! Finance.

Menu Mod comes with a WYSIWYG editor with an advanced template engine that allows you to create a complex actions for your menus.

Want to extract a product ID from a URL then pass it to another URL? You can easily do that using Menu Mod.

https://www.example.com/p/$extract(%url, "\/dp\/([A-Z0-9]*)", 1)

Menu Mod also supports multiple profiles to allow you to easily switch between different menu sets for various workflows. You can switch profiles from the extension icon.

The Preset Library offers ready-to-use templates for popular sites to help you get started quickly.

Check it out - https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/menu-mod/hidbgnneihkhinffhjbkkdacpgmdlcgj

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on August 2, 2025
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    I recently started using Menu Mod to customize my right-click menu, and it’s been a real time-saver for things like checking product prices or running quick searches directly from any page.

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