Autoclicker

Let Autoclicker handle the repeat clicks. Pick a point on a webpage, choose your speed, and start. Autoclicker repeats the clicks while you stay in control of the timing, count, and stop button. Use it for repetitive webpage tasks, testing buttons, and browser workflows you control. GET STARTED IN THREE STEPS 1. Open a webpage and click Autoclicker in Chrome's toolbar. 2. Choose Pick target, then click the point you want to repeat. Reopen the popup. 3. Choose a speed and press Start clicking. Press Escape on the webpage or use Stop clicking to end the run. SET THE PACE Choose a preset for 1, 2, or 10 click actions per second, or enter a custom delay. Want varied timing? Set minimum and maximum intervals for a new random delay before each action. Actual timing depends on Chrome and the webpage. CHOOSE HOW IT CLICKS Use left or right button events, single or double actions, and a click limit. Set Stop after to a number for a bounded run, or 0 to continue until you stop it. Double actions count once toward the limit. SCHEDULE IT FOR LATER Queue a session with a start time and an optional end time. Each session remembers its target page and click settings. View its status or cancel it from Schedules. Keep Chrome open and the page unchanged: navigation, reload, tab closure, and browser restart cancel sessions. Sleep may delay a start. SAVE YOUR GO-TO SETUPS Save click settings by name in Settings. Load a setup for your next run, update it, or delete it. Up to 200 setups stay on this device. Loading a setup does not start clicks or change a run already in progress. SIMPLE CONTROLS, ROOM WHEN YOU NEED IT The compact popup keeps everyday controls easy to find. Expand extra options when you need them, or open a larger control window that stays attached to your original target page. Start and stop with the visible controls, a custom page shortcut, or Chrome's configurable shortcut (suggested: Alt+Shift+C). LOCAL BY DESIGN No account, ads, or analytics. Settings, saved setups, and session records stay on your device. The extension does not send them to a server. Page access is limited to the tab where you invoke Autoclicker. BEFORE YOU START Autoclicker sends synthetic clicks inside webpages; it does not move your physical mouse. Sites requiring trusted input may ignore them. Chrome pages, the Web Store, the built-in PDF viewer, and embedded-frame targets are unsupported. Keep the target visible and select it again if scrolling or layout changes move it. Closing the popup does not stop a run. Upgrading from 1.x? Valid preferences are kept. Recreate old schedules and reload any page where the old click runner was detected. Need help? aqs.aqs7726@gmail.com Privacy policy: https://gist.github.com/Arnavsharma2/9555bf3c854132828131f8de531a543f