This tutorial will show you how to right-click on a Windows laptop with or without a mouse, using Touchpad, Keyboard, or Stylus.

While you can use the Tab and the Arrow keys on the keyboard to navigate and place the cursor easily, using the right-click can be challenging. However, that’s only a matter of time.

There are plenty of ways to use a Mac effectively without resorting to using a Mac at all. The number of keyboard shortcuts and bindings available out there makes it rather easy for users to ...

There are several ways to right-click on a Mac using the keyboard, mouse or trackpad. Right-clicking on a Mac allows you to easily access menus and actions.

There's a keyboard shortcut for right-clicking on the Mac, and on the 2024 Magic Keyboard, a dedicated right-click button.

In macOS, the equivalent of a right-click is called a secondary click, which involves holding down the Control button on your keyboard and using the trackpad (or a mouse) to click.

Keyboard shortcuts can make working on a computer much easier and faster. Here are six keyboard shortcuts to try.

Don’t confuse the Ctrl key with the Option (or Alt) key. The Ctrl key on a Mac is not the one next to the space bar, it’s at the far end of the keyboard, on either the right or left side.

Here's how it works: Right-click the to-be-shortcutted file or application and select Create shortcut. Move that shortcut anywhere you want.