The phrase "hover over a name" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to move the cursor over a name on a computer screen, without clicking. It is often used in online activities, such as selecting options or viewing information. Example: To learn more about each member of the team, hover over their name to see their bio and achievements.
And whenever you hover over a friend's name, you will see a "recommend friends" link in the popup image.
In case of an unclear decision, KnowSEC is able to display an explanation for a made decision: When hovering over a decision name, the responsible facts with date are shown (see Fig. 8).
When the user hovers over a specific coefficient, the line is transiently displayed in the plot.
Fig. 8 Information regarding a particular in vitro screening assay is accessed by hovering over the name of the assay to display details in a modal (user interaction) window.
I'm saying you should quit being a fucking retard about privacy and realize that a) if it's on the internet, assume it's not private, b) it's not the platform's fault that your precious privacy that you ASSUMED you had isn't really there, and c) it's not MY responsibility to go hovering over YOUR name and change your settings for you, you prick.
The file name and information can be seen by hovering over the file name at the top-left part of the window.
Interestingly enough, if you hover over a person's name, you not only see how many comments they've left, but what their "like" percentage is.
Through Yahoo's partnerships with these two social services, the contact cards, which appear when you hover over a person's name in a message, can now display a person's most recent tweets in addition to company, title, phone number and more.
The company is now rolling out new "Contacts Cards" in Yahoo Mail, which are small cards that pop up when you hover over a person's name in a message, showing you useful information about them like their phone number, title, company, and even links to their social profiles.
Through partnerships with CapitalIQ/Standard & Poor's and VentureSource, hovering over a company name in someone's VisualCV will trigger a pop-up revealing revenues, number of employees, investors, and a short description.
