A small pointer beside a lined panel, opening a context menu.
Also known as: Context menu key
A rectangle carrying horizontal lines with a cursor arrow at its edge marks the menu key, which opens the context menu for whatever is selected — the keyboard equivalent of a right-click.
Marks the key that opens the context menu for the current selection, doing from the keyboard what a right-click does with a pointer.
Contexts: Software
A small rectangle outline containing three short horizontal lines, with a pointer arrow drawn overlapping its lower left corner.
Both use stacked horizontal lines to stand for a menu; the menu key is a physical keyboard key, the hamburger a touch target on screen.