autoselected
Autoselected is a term used in computing and user interface design to describe a state where an option, item, or element is automatically chosen or highlighted without explicit user input. This can occur in various contexts, such as a dropdown menu where the first item is pre-selected, a radio button group with a default selection, or a search result list where the most relevant item is initially highlighted. The purpose of autoselection is often to streamline user experience by providing a default or most likely choice, saving the user time and effort.
In some applications, autoselected items are visually indicated through a change in appearance, such as a different
However, autoselection can sometimes lead to unintended consequences if the default choice is not appropriate for