clicking

She means she's using a browser to read a page and then clicking on a link to get another page.

When clicking the link I thought there was too little information for me to sign up, didn't understand what the site is about.

Instead of clicking an icon on the Windows desktop, the employees click one on the Mac desktop.

You just opened up a design window and laid out the page by pointing and clicking.

There is no cost of cleanup imposed on you by clicking a web link.

You can change the playback speed on YouTube videos by clicking the gear icon.

It's still the same shit that I don't care about and have no intention of clicking on.

When KQ changed from typed commands to mouse-clicking, I felt it lost a lot of the magic.

Let's assume that there are only ten options at each level of clicking.

Make plots just by right clicking the object in the variables window.

That's half a second faster, which is definitely noticeable when clicking around.

So CSS was invented to make it more like programming, and especially to make it so complicated that it couldn't be done by pointing and clicking.

Clicking on the "submit to reddit" option opened a submission page, but not with the URL in it.

And clicking on "customize" gives you more detail.

Edit: At least in Chrome, clicking "Make Google Chrome the default browser" opens up the settings app to the correct view, so it's only a matter of selecting the existing browser and choosing Chrome.

He's not saying "Hello is opt-in because you can choose not to use an active feature if you don't want to", he's saying it's not enabled unless you actually use it by clicking on it, otherwise it is an inert feature that isn't doing anything.

Clicking on any of the links closes the menu, so you can't open many links in new tabs at once.