Dvouklik

Dvouklik, also known as a double-click, is a common user interface action performed with a computer mouse or trackpad. It involves quickly pressing and releasing the primary mouse button twice in rapid succession. The speed and timing of the clicks are crucial for the system to recognize the action as a double-click rather than two separate single clicks. The acceptable time frame between clicks can often be adjusted in operating system settings.

The primary function of a double-click is to activate or open an item. In most graphical user interfaces, double-clicking on an icon or file will launch the associated application or open the file for viewing or editing. Similarly, double-clicking a word in a text document typically selects that entire word. In web browsers, double-clicking an image might zoom in or reveal its original size. The context of the double-click determines its specific effect. For users with motor impairments or those who prefer a different interaction method, operating systems often provide alternative ways to achieve the same outcome, such as single-clicking followed by pressing the Enter key.