clickable
adjective /ˈklɪk.ə.bl̩/Definition
› describes a word or image on a computer screen that you can click on to make further information appear or a new process begin: To find your nearest UK school, we have a clickable map dividing the UK into regions.Operating computers
(Definition of clickable adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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