Triple click action

1Cor10 31">"Double-click Action" as "Lookup" that takes me to my prioritized Lexicon, and Triple-click action as "Paragraph". I would like the Triple-Click action to take me to a commentary, say, the NIC.

Triple-click will only select a Paragraph in a book.

A double-click will "lookup" your prioritized resource for whatever datatype you clicked

• a word in a Bible translation with reverse interlinear:
• will lookup that word in a dictionary if Prefer Lemmas (in Settings) = NO
• will lookup the underlying original language word in a lexicon if Prefer Lemmas = YES
• a word other than above:
• will lookup that word in a dictionary or a lexicon (e.g. from a Greek/Hebrew bible).
• a bible reference:
• will usually lookup that passage in a bible, but a single click normally does that
• you can change that only if you prioritize a Commentary higher than your Bibles.
• otherwise, set a Commentary to "Send hyperlinks here" (Panel menu)

Dave,

Thank you so much for the detailed response.

I think I missed stating my goal clearly in my question: I am in the Bible (say, the ESV) and I want to open a commentary for the verse that I am studying, but with as few a clicks as possible. I thought triple-click will do the job, but it cannot accomplish that, it seems. Based on my understanding of your response, it looks like even double-click doesn't achieve that. I experimented with setting a commentary to "Send hyperlinks here". This is a nice feature. But it requires a hyperlinked verse, which is not available when I am in the ESV. 

So the question, which I could rephrase to elicit a more general answer is: what is the best way to open a commentary while reading the Bibl? [Any commentary would be ok because I have collections for each book of the Bible and I have prioritized commentaries for (almost) each book the Bible, so I can easily toggle to my favorite commentary using "Parallel book sets"]

Thank you.