Oikeaklikkaus

Oikeaklikkaus, often referred to as the "right-click" in English-speaking contexts, is a common user interaction method in graphical user interfaces. It is typically performed using the secondary button on a computer mouse, which is usually the right button for right-handed users.

When a user right-clicks on an object or area within a graphical interface, such as an icon, a file, a piece of text, or a blank space, it usually triggers a context menu. This context menu is dynamic and displays a list of actions or options relevant to the item that was clicked. The available options vary greatly depending on the operating system, the specific application being used, and the type of element the user has interacted with.

Common options found in context menus include actions like "copy," "paste," "cut," "delete," "rename," "open with," "properties," and "print." In web browsers, right-clicking on a link might offer options to open it in a new tab or window, save the linked file, or copy the URL. Right-clicking on an image might provide options to save the image, copy its address, or view its properties.

The purpose of oikeaklikkaus is to provide quick access to a range of functionalities without requiring the user to navigate through menus or toolbars. It streamlines workflows and enhances user efficiency by presenting relevant commands in a readily accessible manner, directly related to the user's current focus within the interface.