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Simple auto-clicker: pick a target, set speed, go. Pick a point on any page and auto-click it. Adjustable speed, follow-mouse mode, and a keyboard shortcut (⌥ A) to start/stop. AutoClicker is a lightweight tool for repetitive clicking tasks on any website. FEATURES • Pick a target by clicking anywhere on the page. • Adjustable click rate (0.1 – 255 clicks per second). Note some websites check for anti-autoclick which is when you must turn on the real clicks feature. CPS is limited 60 for real clicks • Follow-mouse mode: click wherever your cursor is in real time. • Optional color-changing cursor so you always know if the clicker is armed or running. • Real-mouse-clicks mode for sites that ignore synthetic clicks (uses the Chrome DevTools debugger — Chrome will show a notice bar while active; this is normal and expected). • Keyboard shortcut (Alt+A by default) to start and stop. • Works in iframed games and embedded players. • Runs independently per tab — switching tabs does not stop a running clicker in another tab. • Side panel UI stays open while you pick a target. PRIVACY AutoClicker does not collect, transmit, or store any personal data. All settings are saved locally in your browser. No analytics, no tracking, no servers. I made this for fun so I'm not tracking anything, but the full PP available at: https://github.com/dsgreen24/AutoClicker-Documents/blob/main/Privacy%20Policy HOW TO USE 1. Open the side panel by clicking the extension icon. 2. Click "Pick Target" and then click where you want on the page. (Or enable "Follow mouse.") 3. Set a speed in clicks per second. 4. Press "Start" or use Alt+A.
Apr 24, 2026
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