Egérgombok

Egérgombok is a term that refers to the buttons found on a computer mouse. These buttons are the primary interface for interacting with graphical user interfaces on a computer. The most common type of egérgombok are the left and right mouse buttons, typically situated on the top surface of the mouse. The left button is predominantly used for selecting items, opening applications, and initiating actions. The right button, on the other hand, usually activates context menus, providing a list of options relevant to the selected item or area.

Many modern mice also incorporate a scroll wheel, which can often be pressed down to function as a third egérgombok. This middle button functionality varies depending on the operating system and application, but it can be used for tasks such as opening links in new tabs or activating specific program features. Some specialized mice may have additional egérgombok located on the sides or other parts of the device, which can be programmed for custom functions like navigating forward and backward in web browsers or executing macros. The physical design and placement of egérgombok can significantly impact user comfort and efficiency.