Windows 11 changed how the context menu works to put common items up front, while hiding less frequently used items in a "show more options" sub-menu. I like this in theory, because the menu is MUCH faster to open in general, but not all of the items I use frequently are in the top level, including Code Compare.

TortoiseGit has a feature in their settings which allow the user to choose which items appear in the top level menu, as well as the "more options" menu. I'd like to see this duplicated in Code Compare. See the image at the link for how TortoiseGit does it:

https://photos.app.goo.gl/gEjhwyzJ8DyYJC8b9