Disabled 'Custom Finder Context Menu' trigger still shows on Finder right-click menu

[devalias]

Describe the bug

When I have the 'Custom Finder Context Menu' trigger disabled, I am still seeing the menu items show on the Finder right-click menu.

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Affected input device (e.g. MacBook Trackpad, Magic Mouse/Trackpad, Touch Bar, etc.):

N/A

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Screenshots

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Device information:

• Type of Mac: MacBook Pro, 16-inch, 2019 (Intel)
• macOS version: Sonoma 14.4.1 (23E224)
• BetterTouchTool version: Version 4.569

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Additional information (e.g. crash logs, related issues, etc.):

Similar older post:

Bug: "Disabled" Context Menu Item still shows up in "Show Custom Context Menu (NEW)" action

Describe the bug (steps to reproduce) Create a "Show Custom Context Menu (NEW)" action. Add an item to the Custom Context Menu. Disable the item by selecting "Enable/Disable Selected Trigger". As expected, the item becomes grayed out. Trigger the "Show Custom Context Menu (NEW)" action. The disabled item still appears in the Context Menu. Also note, selecting the disabled item does not trigger the associated action. Expected Behavior The Custom Context Menu should show only "enable…

[Andreas_Hegenberg]

currently you need to disable the finder extension to disable the menu. I’ll add a note about this when disabling /deleting one of these

[devalias]

I understand that (based on one of your answers elsewhere), but I believe this is still a separate bug/issue to that.

If it was disabled in BTT, but the finder extension is still enabled, I would expect the finder menu to show the default 'you need to go create an entry' menu item; not continue to show the menu item I have disabled.

[Andreas_Hegenberg]

yep I agree!

It's not working by default because the finder extension is basically a separate app and just reads the menu configuration from BTT. But I'll add some way to read the disabled state as well.

[devalias]

@Andreas_Hegenberg

But I'll add some way to read the disabled state as well.

Awesome, sounds good