Ocomenu replaces Finder's right-click menu with one you design.
The items Apple puts in Finder's context menu — Open in New Tab, Get Info, Rename, Compress, Duplicate, Make Alias, Quick Look, Copy, Share… — cannot be removed with any setting, and Finder extensions can only add items next to them. Ocomenu catches the right-click before Finder sees it and shows its own menu instead, so you decide every line: hide what you never use, reorder the rest and add your own.
Built-in items still behave exactly like Finder's: choosing one presses the same command in Finder's menu bar. Nothing is injected into Finder, and System Integrity Protection stays on. Hold Command while right-clicking to get Finder's original menu at any time.
Items you can add: run a shell script with the selected paths, open the selection with an app of your choice, or copy or move it to a folder.
Right after installing, the menu shows every built-in item in Finder's order, so nothing disappears until you uncheck it in Settings.
Free and open source under the MIT license. Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later.
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