Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 30, 2026
Ocomenu shows its own menu when you right-click in Finder. It has no server, no analytics, and no account.
What it reads
When you right-click in Finder, Ocomenu reads which file or folder is under the pointer and whether it is selected, through macOS's Accessibility interface. It looks at clicks only while the pointer is over Finder, and it does not record them.
Your own items
Items you add ask Finder which files are selected and hand those paths to the script, app or folder you chose. That happens on your Mac only.
Nothing leaves the Mac
Your menu is saved in the app's preferences on your Mac. Nothing is collected or uploaded.
Update checks go to GitHub
Once at launch, Ocomenu downloads a small file from GitHub to see whether a newer version exists. GitHub receives the request like any download; Ocomenu sends nothing else with it.
This website
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Questions
Open an issue on the GitHub repository.