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Click all buttons matching a given class/ID one by one with a configurable delay. Sequential Button Clicker automates repetitive clicking on any webpage. Instead of manually clicking the same type of button over and over, define what to target and let the extension click each match in order, with a delay between clicks that you control. HOW IT WORKS - Choose to match elements by Class, ID, or a custom CSS selector - Set a delay (in milliseconds) between each click - Optionally have the page scroll each element into view before clicking it - Watch live progress in the popup as it works through the page - Stop the run at any time USE CASES - Bulk-approving, expanding, or dismissing repeated UI elements on a page - Testing how a page responds to a sequence of button clicks - Automating repetitive admin or data-entry actions across many similar rows - QA and regression testing of interactive elements PRIVACY Sequential Button Clicker only runs on the tab you're actively viewing when you click "Start" (via the activeTab permission) and does not collect, transmit, or store any of your browsing data remotely. Your last-used selector and delay are saved locally on your device (chrome.storage) purely for convenience and are never sent anywhere. PERMISSIONS USED - activeTab — to read and click elements on the page you're currently viewing - scripting — to inject the clicking logic into that page - storage — to remember your last-used settings locally
Sep 13, 2026
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