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Select page elements visually, create a click sequence, and repeat it locally. No code, account, analytics, or external server. ClickLoop is a visual auto clicker for Chrome that helps you repeat multi-step clicking tasks without code, XPath, or scripts. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the webpage you want to automate. 2. Click the ClickLoop toolbar icon to authorize the current page. 3. Select buttons or other page elements in the order you want them clicked. 4. Choose the interval and repeat count. 5. Run the loop and stop it whenever you need. KEY FEATURES - Select page elements visually - Create ordered, multi-step click sequences - Set the delay between steps - Repeat a workflow once or multiple times - Element-based targeting instead of fixed screen coordinates - Save workflows locally for each website - Reorder or remove individual targets - Stop a running workflow instantly - Minimal page access, granted only when you activate ClickLoop PRIVACY FIRST ClickLoop is designed to work locally on your device. - No account required - No analytics or advertising trackers - No external server - No passwords or typed form values are collected - Saved workflows remain in Chrome storage on your device - Removing the extension removes its locally saved data ClickLoop is useful for repetitive website tasks, admin dashboards, testing workflows, content navigation, and everyday browser automation. BROWSER LIMITATIONS Due to Chrome security restrictions, extensions cannot run on Chrome internal pages, the
Aug 18, 2026
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