Coordinate Auto Click Helper

Coordinate Auto Click Helper is a lightweight auto clicker for Chrome that repeats mouse clicks at exact coordinates you choose on any web page. Unlike a traditional auto clicker that seizes control of your physical mouse, this extension dispatches clicks straight to the page. Your cursor stays yours. Keep typing, browsing, or watching a video in another tab while the automation keeps running — clicks are not throttled when the tab is in the background. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the floating panel from the toolbar icon. 2. Press "Pick a click point" and click the spot you want automated. Add as many points as you need — they run in order as a sequence. 3. Set the interval in milliseconds and choose Repeat or Once. 4. Press Start. Press Stop whenever you want. Save any sequence as a named preset, reopen it later, and reuse it across sessions. SCHEDULING Give a preset a time window — for example 07:00 to 07:30 — and pick the weekdays it should run on. The extension arms itself, starts the run when the window opens on a matching tab, and stops it when the window closes. Nothing runs outside a window you set, and a single tick of the checkbox disarms it. KEY FEATURES • Coordinate-based auto click on any website • Multi-step click sequences, reordered and edited in place • Adjustable click interval, from 200 ms upward • Repeat mode and single-pass Run once mode • Named presets: save, reopen, edit, delete • Time-window scheduling with weekday selection • Optional request blocking to cut unwanted network calls • Built-in guided tour for first-time setup • English and Vietnamese interface • Draggable, collapsible panel that stays out of your way • Everything is stored locally on your device PRIVACY No account. No sign-up. No analytics. Your coordinates, presets, and schedules never leave your computer — they live in Chrome's local storage. The extension sends no data to any server. GOOD TO KNOW Clicks are delivered through Chrome's debugger interface, which is what makes background clicking possible without hijacking your cursor. While a run is active Chrome shows its standard "debugging this browser" notification bar — that bar is Chrome's, not ours, and it disappears the moment you press Stop. Automation only ever runs on a tab you started it on, and only after you start it. TYPICAL USES Idle and incremental browser games, repetitive form or dashboard steps, long-running in-page tasks, QA click-through checks, and any web workflow where the same spot needs clicking over and over.