Correct behaviour for tray icon click?

", writes: Left single click: Display a simple interface item targetting the casual user. In most cases, this would be a context menu, but if you are something like the volume control, then a custom interface item (in this case, a slider control for controlling the volume) may be more appropriate. Right single click: Display a context menu, but one which can contain options for more advanced users.

In many cases, the menu will be identical to the left single click menu. (Important: See tomorrow's entry for additional discussion.) As for double-clicks, you don't need a special rule because there is already a general principle for what double-clicks mean: The double-click action, generally speaking, is equivalent to viewing the context menu and choosing the default action.

Usually when you double click it. When you simple just click it a menu shows up.

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