Auto Clicker

Auto Clicker lets you automate repetitive clicks on any web page — without writing code. Pick the elements you want to click by hovering on the page. Set how often each one should click. Choose between Independent mode (each clicker runs on its own schedule) or Sequential mode (clickers run in a loop, one after another, with a delay between each step). Built to handle the cases where a normal "click" doesn't work — like Gmail's "select all" checkbox — by dispatching the full pointer + mouse + keyboard event sequence that modern web frameworks listen for. ═══ FEATURES ═══ • Visual element selection — hover any element on the page to highlight and pick it. ESC to cancel. • Right-click → "Add to Auto Clicker" — pick a target without entering selection mode. • Two modes: – Independent: each clicker runs on its own interval. – Sequential (chain): clickers run in order, with a per-step delay. Each step waits up to 10 seconds for its element to appear before moving on — perfect for multi-step UI flows. • Smart targeting — automatically clicks the right ancestor element (e.g. clicking an inner span retargets to its parent button). • Keyboard fallback — for ARIA checkboxes and buttons, also dispatches Space/Enter activation, so it works on accessibility-friendly UIs like Gmail. • Side panel UI — stays open during element selection (the panel never closes mid-pick). • Debug console — every click attempt, success, failure, and chain step is logged with timestamps. • Test button — try a single click before starting the loop, to confirm your target is right. ═══ EXAMPLE USE CASES ═══ • Bulk-clean Gmail promotions: select all → mark as read → next page, on a loop. • Click "Load more" buttons until a long feed is fully loaded. • Auto-confirm dialogs in repetitive admin workflows. • Stress-test a button or form during development. ═══ HOW TO USE ═══ 1. Click the extension icon to open the side panel. 2. On a clicker card, click "Select Element", then click the target on the page. (Or right-click any element on the page and choose "Add to Auto Clicker".) 3. Set the delay (in milliseconds). 4. Press Start (independent mode) — or add more clickers, switch to Sequential, and press Start Chain. 5. Use the "Test" button to verify a click works once before starting the loop. ═══ PRIVACY ═══ Auto Clicker does not collect, store, transmit, sell, or share any data. Everything happens locally in your browser. No analytics, no telemetry, no third-party servers. Source code: https://github.com/KindImagination/chrome-auto-clicker