Does any one know how can I remove items that I never use from the context menu?
e.g.: Burn "yadda yadda" to Disk…
MacOS – Remove entries from finder’s context menu
findermacosshortcut-menu
Related Solutions
I've just installed and then uninstalled iconStiX again - just to see where the stuff was placed.
The uninstall is like this (see Readme.pdf in iconStiX.dmg):
Throw away the following 4 items into the Trash:
the iconStiX program in your
Applicationsfolder (or any other place of your choice)in your
~/Library/Preferences:li.loos.trollin.iconStiX.plistli.loos.trollin.iconStiX.LSSharedFileList.plist(if any)
a folder named
iconStiXin your~/Library/Application Supportfolder
Empty the Trash.
BUT this doesn't remove the Contextual Menu Items - unless you reboot your Mac (I did that, and the items was gone).
You may want to try Services Manager.app:
Download the application and put it into your /Applications folder (or any other convenient place). After you started it you can configure each service to appear in the Services menu (by enabling it in the Active column), in the Context Menu (by enabling it in the Context Menu) or in both.
Best Answer
You can actually remove native MacOS items from the context menu....but unfortunately, it doesn't appear you can remove the ones you indicated above. Regardless, if you want to take a look, head to
System Prefs > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts > Services
and then uncheck the items you don't want on the menu.
It's unfortunate that you can't remove all of them. But it can at least help you get rid of some of the clutter.