"Right-click" refers to the action of pressing the right button on a computer mouse or touchpad. This action typically opens a context menu, which provides additional options related to the item or area clicked. For example, right-clicking on a file in a folder may show options like "Open," "Delete," or "Rename." In many software applications, right-clicking can also allow users to perform specific tasks more efficiently. For instance, in text editing programs, right-clicking on selected text may offer options such as "Copy," "Paste," or "Format." This feature enhances user experience by providing quick access to frequently used commands.