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This script disables the right button mouse context menu.
That shouldn't be.

How can I use the right mouse button double click without loosing the context menu?

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Richard

1) The comments are explicit...
2) If you single right click, the context menu is here.
3) If you double right click, it is to perform some special function (like a hotkey), so the original function of the right click (context menu) must be disabled. Or so I think.

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Found this script and can't get enough of the copy/paste with the right button. Then I realized it was kinda silly to exclude cut from the excitement that is mouse functions. I opted for a two button hold instead of a triple click because I'm impatient and don't want to wait for the right click menu.

@TheIrishThug
Your script is very useful for me, thank you
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Finally! I have been so much looking for closing windows on double-right-click. And now it can be done!

This is the only thing I am missing from Lotus Notes behavior - closing window on mouse right double-click.

So I am using this code:



Thanks a lot.

The following script should be a little more robust, but much depends on the applications you are running. Choose the one which works better for you.

I was playing around with shimanov's version of this as I think it will add some functionality to an app I use all the time. The problem is, most people who are right clicking will also inadvertanatly move the mouse a couple pixels in any direction.

The way this script is right now, it picks that up as a "right click and drag" function, even if someone is simply trying to double click. Is there any way to add a 5 or 10 pixel buffer in any direction without flagging it as a drag operation?

Some my functions

Thank you Laszlo. I just updated that a little bit in order to close tabs in Firefox instead of the whole window...

Can someone make it for closing opera tabs please?? the shortcut to close the tabs is CTRL+W. I am not a programer but the using of right button is very usefull. Thnaks a lot, hope you enjoy too

I am trying to find a routine that can give me an idea of how to link a routine that I already have, by clicking with the leftbutton of the mouse in a specific position of a window, I dont want the routine to start just clicking because it will be a disaster. Someone that can help me..! Thanks

i reply to this older thread,
because i was having this same problem also,
and want to maybe help others who wish to enjoy this functionality --->

i also use StrokeIt configed to activate w/ the RButton,
and this script doesn't interfere with that, or with any Rclick-drag.

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i use Ditto clipboard manager, and set Alt-C as my hotkey to activate it out of the systray.

i wanted to further bind Alt-C so i could activate it with a Rclick but not have the context menu messed up,
so i experimented with this script and changed the line

If (A_PriorHotKey = A_ThisHotKey and A_TimeSincePriorHotkey < 500) {

to the value of 100 ms instead of 500 ms, like so :

If (A_PriorHotKey = A_ThisHotKey and A_TimeSincePriorHotkey < 100) {

thinking that it would require a faster double-click, and it does work!

so, if i only single click, the context menu comes up like normal,

but if i double-click (relatively) fast -
(obviously fine-tuned for my neuromuscular system 100 ms is fine),

then it sends Alt-C and fires up Ditto.

This greatly increases my productivity & enjoyment,
and i surely thank the people who contribute here on AHK

This is a very helpful script , I modified it a little to use middle mouse button instead of right button . It gave me lots more functions with my 8 key game mouse.
Extra functions can also be routed to extra buttons on mouse ( Buttons 4 and 5)

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