Fast Mouse Menu

The menu operates at the system level, overriding all other windows. It can be triggered while working in a browser, coding in an IDE, gaming, or managing documents, eliminating the need to minimize applications or navigate to the desktop.

Users are free to populate the menu with virtually any type of object. Based on your setup, it includes: Application Shortcuts – Direct launches for installed software (e.g., Visual Studio, FreeCAD 1.0, Godot Engine, Thunderbird, Ubisoft Connect). Folder Directories – Instant access to critical file paths (e.g., Documents [2], Документы, and categorized folders like [1] and [10]). Web Links (URLs) – Quick opening of frequently visited sites directly Executable Commands – Custom system commands, scripts, or arguments (e.g., the fast item could trigger a performance mode, batch script, or specific app launcher).

The menu supports logical grouping. The brackets in your list (e.g., [2] Документы, [1], [10]) suggest that items can be organized into numbered groups, sub-folders, or nested wheels. This allows users to separate work tools (Dev/Design), entertainment (Gaming/Media), and system utilities, keeping the wheel clean and intuitive.

Adding, removing, or rearranging items is seamless—users can simply drag & drop new shortcuts, files, or URLs directly into the wheel interface without diving into complex configuration files.