Menuwhere

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Menuwhere pops up the frontmost app's menus at the current mouse location. By default, you hold down the Command key and right-click, though you can also activate the menus via the keyboard. Once the menus appear, you can drill down with the arrow keys, first-letter typing, or the mouse to locate a menu item.

The Menu tab of Menuwhere's preferences lets you customize what you see. You can change the Apple menu's position or hide it, hide the Help and Edit menus, always show alternate menu items, turn off keyboard shortcuts in the pop-up menu, disable mouse support, and hide all inactive menu items. You can also set the menu text size from 10 to 30. A second keyboard shortcut opens a menu showing the menus of all open apps. Selecting a menu item from a background app runs it in that app, which then comes to the foreground after about a second unless the item was to quit or hide the app.

Menuwhere 2.3 requires macOS 10.13 High Sierra or newer. You can try it free before buying. The license costs $3, includes at least one year of updates, and is valid forever.