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Check your mouse for any macros. I hade a problem on eve online once and took me ages to work out I'd somehoe accidentally set up a macro by mistake. Like I must have hit some auto macro key or something. Once I went into mouse setting and deleted all macros it was fine again. Or possibly your mouse is at the very early stages of dying. IF you can test with an alternate mouse please do.
Might just be a microswitch crapping out... Depending on how steady your hand is, and how comfortable you are doing a mouse teardown, you could get in there and nudge the springsteel back into shape with a pair of tweezers and get a few more years out of that mouse.
agreed, I have taken my ancient Microsoft Sidewinder apart 3 times and fixed it. Each time I was about to buy a new mouse but the fix worked. In the end the thumb studs were hurting my thumb too much as I press too hard when talking in ts. So I bought a Shogun Bros gaming mouse which is very good, but then a friend randomly brought a R.A.T 7 round as a gift, been using that since. It's better. But I'd recommend both.