Vasakklõps

Vasakklõps, often referred to as the left-click, is the primary action performed with the button on the left side of a computer mouse. This action is fundamental to interacting with graphical user interfaces (GUIs) across most operating systems and applications. When a user presses and releases the left mouse button, it typically registers a click. A single left-click is commonly used to select an item, such as an icon, file, or link, and to activate a button or menu option.

A double left-click, meaning two rapid presses and releases of the left button, usually performs a more significant action. For instance, double-clicking a file icon often opens it, while double-clicking a program icon launches the application. Holding down the left mouse button while moving the mouse is known as dragging, which is used for tasks like moving files, resizing windows, or selecting multiple items by drawing a box around them. The left-click is the most frequently used mouse function due to its versatility and the intuitive nature of its actions within a digital environment.