Double-click refers to the action of clicking a computer mouse twice in rapid succession. It is commonly used to perform actions such as opening files, folders, or applications. In some systems, a single click might replace the double-click functionality.
A user interface gesture where an object or a segment of text is selected, moved by holding the mouse button, and released to a new location.
Macros are a series of computer keyboard or mouse actions recorded to be replayed. They are typically used to automate repetitive tasks in software applications, increasing efficiency and reducing the possibility of human error.
Right-Click refers to the action of pressing the right or secondary button on a computer mouse or touchpad. This action typically opens context-specific menus that provide additional options related to the element under the cursor.
