The willing user can probably still go in and gut the windows registry to make the shell be and do what they want it to, but it's definitely more trouble than i

The willing user can probably still go in and gut the windows registry to make the shell be and do what they want it to, but it's definitely more trouble than its worth these days. I've been tempted to dig around and add a few context menu shortcuts for QOL improvements I'd like to see, but I can't be bothered if it's going to break next update and I have to go digging again.