Click the menu button (≡) at the top-left corner.

Click on the Menu button, then select Options/Preferences.

The menu button is represented by three stacked dots.

Click on the menu button listed prominently at the top of the application menu.

In Chrome, click on the menu button, More tools, and then Extensions.

Click Start on the Task Bar and the user menu will appear.

The design is simplistic but good overall, save for the menu button which is buried beneath the Android menu button.

This behavior is used for menus, for instance, to allow a menu button to behave as a menu when clicking on it, yet have part of the menu behave as a button.

To get started navigate to the menu by tapping the menu button on the Amazon Alexa app or simply loading the echo.amazon.com portal.

Click the menu button, select History and then Clear Recent History.

Tap the menu button (three dots) at the bottom of the screen.

Press the menu button on your phone, then go to "Settings.

The menu button is replaced by a menu icon placed at the top of the system screens.

Multitasking can be redesigned and simpler, helped by the replacing of the capacitive Menu button having a Recent Programs button.

In WhatsApp, tap on the 3 dot menu button to show the overflow menu, and tap on “Settings”.