Queue Joiner

Waiting for a queue to open means sitting on a page hitting refresh, hoping you click the button in the few seconds it's live. Queue Joiner does that part for you. Open the page, press Start, and it runs one loop: find the button, click it, check whether the click actually worked, and reload to try again if it didn't. When you're in, it stops and tells you. HOW IT KNOWS IT WORKED Guessing wrong here is what makes most auto-clickers useless — they keep hammering a page you already got into, or stop on the first click and leave you thinking you're in when you aren't. You get three signals, and control over all of them: - Text you specify appearing on the page. The most reliable option. Paste in whatever the site actually says — "You are in the queue", "Position in queue", anything. Regular expressions are supported. - The button disappearing after the click. - The click navigating you to a different URL. A disabled or greyed-out button counts as a failed attempt rather than a click, so it won't fight a site that gates the button on purpose. YOU STAY IN CONTROL - Nothing runs until you press Start, and only on the one tab you started. - A panel in the corner of the page shows the attempt count and has a Stop button. The toolbar badge shows the same, and turns green when you're in. - Set the retry interval and an optional cap on attempts. - Closing the tab ends the session. PRIVACY No data collection of any kind. No server, no analytics, no telemetry, no third-party code, no network requests of its own. Your settings stay in local browser storage. Full policy: https://github.com/ssukhpinder/queue-joiner/blob/main/PRIVACY.md BEFORE YOU USE IT Automated retry loops breach the terms of service of many ticketing and event sites, and in the US the BOTS Act prohibits circumventing queue and access controls for event tickets. Check what the site you're using allows, and keep the interval at a few seconds. Open source, MIT licensed: https://github.com/ssukhpinder/queue-joiner