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So the issue is definitely not in the mouse! It also doesn't matter if I use an older cordless logitech mouse or a brand new wired mouse.

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It doesn't matter how I set double click sensitivity in the System Preferences, nor does it matter if I have Logitech drivers installed or not. I try to move multiple files, it instead opens them.

I try to rename a file it instead opens it. Everytime I try to select multiple files it keeps opening them. What the **** Apple, what are you playing on at here?! I've never had any issues until upgrading to El Capitan, now my workflow is completely screwed. I even replaced a wireless mouse with a new cordless mouse just to be getting same issues! This issue persists in the El Capitan and it is getting very annoying.

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I guess the best we can hope for is a fix in an update or in MacOS Sierra. Not sure if this started with El Capitan or with a subsequent El Capitan update.ДЄnyone trying to lay blame on 3rd party drivers or devices is just shining you on I used to do software testing full-time on commercial Mac software and I can tell you this looks like an OS issue to me. The double click preference may be screwed up in some subtle way due to a code change or something. Not sure if it's related to mouse acceleration or not, using SmoothMouse to disable it had no impact so I think not. It appears the problem is with mouse click detection, I have the double click detection jacked all the way down and I still have the issue. The behavior is especially bad in Excel, it's completely disruptive when working. I've also tried installing 3rd party apps such as Logitech Control Center and SmoothMouse with no effect.

I've tested it on two different MacBook Pros and a Mac mini, with different mice and using the trackpad on the laptops. I'm having the same issue, and I think this is an OS/driver issue. I don't care whose fault it is, I would just like to fix the problem. In that case it was suspected to be a problem with Logitech's mouse drivers, but in the end the problem was the OS. Online discussions suggest this problem is similar to a problem users described when upgrading to snow leopard circa 2008/2009. Remedies tried: The problem is the same regardless of the 'Double-Click speed' setting in System Preferences/Mouse. Optical USB Mouse: Version: 3.40, Speed: Up to 1.5 Mb/sec, Manufacturer: Logitech

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Specs: OS X 10.11.5 (El Capitan) on MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014). The double-click bug is intermittent, occurring about 50% of the time. Or when clicking 'send' in gmail, both the current message and the next message in the draft mail queue are sent (with embarassing consequences). For example, a single click intended to highlight a file name in Finder now causes the file to open instead. Upon upgrading to OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) the OS began interpreting single mouse clicks as double-clicks.