> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.orch.so/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.orch.so/pages-and-ui-elements/context-menu.md).

# Context Menu

The Context menu in Orchestra provides quick access to **key actions for various entities and elements**. Different entities and elements have different options in their context menus, which you can open by right-clicking on various interface elements or by clicking on the `···` icon.

Below is the list of entities and elements where the **Context menu** is available:

* [Chats Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/chats-page.md)
  * Workspace name;
  * Chats in the chat list;
  * Header section in the Unread tab of the chat list;
  * Chat header;
  * Message in chat;
  * Breadcrumbs in chat header;
  * User avatar and name in chat;

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* [Tasks Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/tasks-page.md)
  * Workspace name;
  * Custom Views;
  * Project block header;
  * Projects in the [Tasks Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/tasks-page.md#projects-block);
  * Teams in the [Tasks Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/tasks-page.md#teams-block);
  * Project, view, or team header;
  * Layout tabs in project, view and team;
  * Tasks in list and kanban views;
  * Fields values in list and kanban views;

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* [Teams Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/teams-page.md)
  * Workspace name;
  * Teams in the [Teams Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/teams-page.md#teams-block)
  * Members in the [Teams Page](/pages-and-ui-elements/teams-page.md#members-section)

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* [Info Sidebar](/pages-and-ui-elements/info-sidebar.md)
  * `···` icon in the top right corner of the block;
  * Field values in the [Info Sidebar](/pages-and-ui-elements/info-sidebar.md#info-tab);
  * Subtasks and Related tasks in the [Info Sidebar](/pages-and-ui-elements/info-sidebar.md#info-tab);
  * Attached files in the [Info Sidebar](/pages-and-ui-elements/info-sidebar.md#info-tab);
  * Member section in the [Info Sidebar](/pages-and-ui-elements/info-sidebar.md#members-tab);
  * Invite link in the [Info Sidebar](/pages-and-ui-elements/info-sidebar.md#members-tab);
  * Attachments in the [Info Sidebar](/pages-and-ui-elements/info-sidebar.md#attachments-tab)

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