Have you ever thought to yourself that it should be possible to do a double right-click the same way that you can do a normal double click? No? Me neither, but it turns out that it can be pretty useful.
A tiny free app called ClickZap (does require installation) will let you choose from a variety of commands to assign to the double right-click. You can set it to:
- Lock the computer
- Logoff the computer
- Shutdown the computer
- Minimize active window
- Minimize all windows
- Close active window
- Close all windows
- Mute the sound
One of the options I was hoping that this would have is the ability to perform a middle-click, but it doesn’t. Guess I still have to use the AutoHotKey script that I made to simulate the middle-click action. I’ve actually decided to set ClickZap to close the active window which seems to be saving me quite a bit of time, and to my surprise I haven’t accidentally closed a window yet. 
ClickZap Homepage
Source: Shell City
Yeah, why didn’t anyone think of that before? This little tool has potential, but still lacks usefulness.
I wish it did provide more options, but I like having it set to minimize windows. That way I don’t have to worry about accidentally hitting the close button like I do sometimes.