Add the following:
1. "Confirm open after download (Reg EditFlags value) (Hex: 00 00 01 00)"
2. "Always show/hide extension" (NeverShowExt)
3. "Browse in same window" (BrowserFlags value) settings.

It would be nice to have an "advanced" mode that just shows me everything I can do with an extension instead of using a question/answer format.

Make an xml file format ".defaultprog" that contains a set of changes to the default program settings. For example Paint.Net could provide such a file. When executing the file/package I would get to choose what commands I want to import (edit for png/jpg/bmp/..., open for png/jpg/bmp/...).

That would make it totally easy for Paint.Net users (or users of other apps) to configure their settings.

In XP I had a folder context menu item to start Adobe Bridge with the clicked on folder in focus -
I would love to get that functionality back in windows 7 ;-)

It would be nice if I could add file extensions to the list. For example .json

The context menu item would have a sub-menu (cascading) of menu items to choose from. Thus I could group similar actions into a sub-menu instead of having them all in the main context menu.

Default Programs Editor is available different languages

Currently, Default Programs Editor only supports changing the Autoplay settings for CD and DVD content.
It would be nice if Autoplay handlers would be customizable for USB devices and memory sticks also.

When changing the context menu items icon it says that "This feature is only compatible with Windows 7"
However Avast, Adobe Drive, Acrobat and others have.

Amazing software, if only microsoft could make such simple and well designed control panel items.

be able to undo the changes of an icon in case you don't like it

Eg:
.bmp file context menu shoudl look like:
Edit
Open in browser
Edit with GIMP

But here is no button to re order the context menu into that order except manually removing and adding options in the order you want them do be.

Arrows moving one selected item up or down in the list would be enough.

Some programs like Adobe Reader do things their own way and disable the functions of Default Programs Editor for the according file types.
This is a problem that will for example not allow to change the context menu items for .pdf files.
A workaround is to delete the extension and then set Adobe Reader to always open .pdf files but this will remove the right-click Print option.

There is currently only a way to modify context menus for files with extensions. In HKCR, there is a key called * and another called AllFileSystemObjects for which we can't create context menu actions using Default Programs Editor.

Default Programs ManagerEditor can not see .iso files.

Do the following:
1. Create a .iso file.
2. Install ImgBurn.
3. Select the .iso file and see that ImgBurn has made itself the default program. .iso files also show up in Control Panel > Programs > Set a filetype always open with a certain program.
4. Open Default Programs Editor.
5. Navigate File Type Settings > Delete an Extension.

.iso extension does not show up in Default Programs Editor.

When I plug in my iPhone, I always have a the following pop up on my Auto-play section;
Microsoft Office Document Scanning
Microsoft Office Word

I would like to remove these options.

This also comes up with other USB devices, but since I reformatted my computer I am unable to give you more examples.

Great program, keep up the good work.

When I look at my extensions, I see:
CSS File .css, .js
It would be nice if I could separate them so they could have different descriptions, icons, etc

Help me make ie8 point to winmail.exe not wlmail.exe, i got winmail.exe working in win7, but i still need to get IE8 to point to it.
i changed stuff in registry, but it aint doing it eg. c:prog\winlive\wlmail.exe to c:prog\winmail\winmail.exe