Bug Report: Left Mouse Button Activates Right Click in Clay Workbook

Lorenzo E. · 2025-06-20 11:07:51.217467+00

Hi, I'm experiencing a bug I think when I click a table in a Clay workbook with my left mouse button it activates the right mouse button function in Clay. The mouse works perfectly for other functions in Clay or outside of Clay. Quite strange.

Bug Report: Left Mouse Button Activates Right Click in Clay Workbook | Clay

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This sounds like a browser or performance-related issue. Try performing a hard refresh to resolve potential loading or caching problems: Mac: Command (⌘) + Shift + R (for Chrome or Firefox) or Option (⌥) + Command (⌘) + E (for Safari) Windows: Ctrl + F5 or Ctrl + Shift + R Performance issues can manifest in unexpected ways, especially with larger tables or complex workflows. Which browser are you using, and does this happen with all tables in your workbook or just specific ones?
Lorenzo E.
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Tried those resets on Windows, stays the same. For all my workbooks. Tried 5.
Lorenzo E.
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Happens with all tables.
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This appears to be a unique bug that isn't covered in our standard troubleshooting steps. Since you've already tried hard refreshes across multiple workbooks, we'll need more details to investigate this issue properly. Could you provide: ** Which browser you're using ** A screenshot showing the problem * The specific right-click function that's being triggered If you need immediate assistance with this issue, please request human support by clicking "Talk to a person."
Lorenzo E.
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Using Google Chrome
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This appears to be a browser compatibility issue with Chrome. Try these steps: 1. Clear your browser cache completely 2. Perform a hard refresh (Ctrl + F5 or Ctrl + Shift + R) 3. Check if you have any browser extensions that might interfere with mouse clicks 4. Try using Chrome in incognito mode to see if the issue persists If these steps don't resolve the problem, please provide more details about your Chrome version and operating system, and consider requesting human support.
Source: What is Browser Compatibility? | Clay
Lorenzo E.
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This appears to be a browser compatibility issue with Chrome. Try these additional troubleshooting steps: 1. Disable any Chrome extensions that might interfere with mouse clicks 2. Try using Chrome in incognito mode 3. Update Chrome to the latest version 4. Check if your mouse settings have custom button mappings If the issue persists, we'll need more details to investigate. Consider sharing: ** Your Chrome version ** Your operating system * A screen recording of the issue
Source: What is Browser Compatibility? | Clay
Lorenzo E.
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Did a hard reset of my PC and now it works lol, thanks
Lorenzo E.
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Strange, never encountered this before
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This unusual mouse behavior was likely a browser performance or compatibility issue. Such problems can manifest in unexpected ways, especially with larger tables or complex workflows. Your hard reset of the PC resolved it by clearing temporary system issues that were affecting how your browser interacted with Clay. These rare glitches can occur when browser resources become corrupted or overloaded.
Source: What is Browser Compatibility? | Clay

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This sounds like a browser or performance-related issue. Try performing a hard refresh to resolve potential loading or caching problems: Mac: Command (⌘) + Shift + R (for Chrome or Firefox) or Option (⌥) + Command (⌘) + E (for Safari) Windows: Ctrl + F5 or Ctrl + Shift + R Performance issues can manifest in unexpected ways, especially with larger tables or complex workflows. Which browser are you using, and does this happen with all tables in your workbook or just specific ones?
Lorenzo E.
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Tried those resets on Windows, stays the same. For all my workbooks. Tried 5.
Lorenzo E.
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Happens with all tables.
Channeled
APP
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This appears to be a unique bug that isn't covered in our standard troubleshooting steps. Since you've already tried hard refreshes across multiple workbooks, we'll need more details to investigate this issue properly. Could you provide: ** Which browser you're using ** A screenshot showing the problem * The specific right-click function that's being triggered If you need immediate assistance with this issue, please request human support by clicking "Talk to a person."
Lorenzo E.
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Using Google Chrome
Channeled
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This appears to be a browser compatibility issue with Chrome. Try these steps: 1. Clear your browser cache completely 2. Perform a hard refresh (Ctrl + F5 or Ctrl + Shift + R) 3. Check if you have any browser extensions that might interfere with mouse clicks 4. Try using Chrome in incognito mode to see if the issue persists If these steps don't resolve the problem, please provide more details about your Chrome version and operating system, and consider requesting human support.
Source: What is Browser Compatibility? | Clay
Lorenzo E.
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This appears to be a browser compatibility issue with Chrome. Try these additional troubleshooting steps: 1. Disable any Chrome extensions that might interfere with mouse clicks 2. Try using Chrome in incognito mode 3. Update Chrome to the latest version 4. Check if your mouse settings have custom button mappings If the issue persists, we'll need more details to investigate. Consider sharing: ** Your Chrome version ** Your operating system * A screen recording of the issue
Source: What is Browser Compatibility? | Clay
Lorenzo E.
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Did a hard reset of my PC and now it works lol, thanks
Lorenzo E.
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Strange, never encountered this before
Channeled
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This unusual mouse behavior was likely a browser performance or compatibility issue. Such problems can manifest in unexpected ways, especially with larger tables or complex workflows. Your hard reset of the PC resolved it by clearing temporary system issues that were affecting how your browser interacted with Clay. These rare glitches can occur when browser resources become corrupted or overloaded.
Source: What is Browser Compatibility? | Clay