Open Shell is based on another Windows Start menu alternative called Classic Shell. A popular program, Classic Shell ceased active development in December 2017.

If you use the Windows 11/10 Start Menu to keep frequently used apps in one place, here is a neat trick for you. You can choose to launch or open multiple apps from the Start Menu in Windows 11/10.

Doing so will open an alphabetical list to access the apps. Now, you can easily reach the app. Eg. If you wish to access Microsoft Edge, please click on the letter M to open all apps starting with M.

Manage pinned apps To pin and arrange apps in the Start menu, use these steps: Open Start. Click the All apps button in the top-right corner.

You can scroll down the list of apps and easily open and close the All Apps section. The new Start menu also displays your apps at the bottom.

Here’s how it works. On Windows 10, as part of the installation process, apps usually add a shortcut or folder in the Start menu to make easier to open them.

The Start menu in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update displays an All Apps menu right from the get-go, eliminating the need to click its icon to display it, according to an animated gif tweeted ...

For laptops and desktops running macOS, you need to open up Finder and then locate a file of the type you want to set—a JPEG image file to set the default app for all JPEGs, for example, or an ...