Sentence examples for click on are from inspiring English sources

Although Facebook's News Feed algorithm "surfaces content that is slightly more aligned with an individual's own ideology (based on that person's actions on Facebook)," the authors wrote in a blog post outlining their findings, "who they friend and what content they click on are more consequential than the News Feed ranking in terms of how much diverse content they encounter".

You start looking through them one by one, sick to your stomach wondering if the next photograph you click on is of your loved one.

AskMe.com: Click on "be an expert".

That Digg has figured out a way to get paid for what its users already click on, is very interesting.

Riya will make money if the result you click on is from another ecommerce company – Riya pockets the referral fee.

(That's the one link you clicked on, isn't it? Point proved).

The first site I clicked on was written by a patient who suffered from this disorder.

Waking one lazy Sunday morning and checking my Twitter feed, the first link I clicked on was a video of the Egyptian military beating unarmed protesters.

"We learned that this often happened when the article someone clicked on wasn't what they had expected from the post or the headline," Blank and Xu wrote.

"The least clicked-on is some wonky, really boring piece I once wrote about innovation," he said.

This could be click on it's icon and clicking help/support and then clicking uninstall.