Open it
On the page you're already using.
idv Clicker
Your Clicks. Your Rules.
Set a click and let it repeat. Or record the clicks and keys, then play them back.
Daily check-in
On the page you're already using.
Clicks, keys, scrolling and mouse movement each become a step.
It stays in the extension, on this computer.
Same steps. You choose the speed and how many times.
Point at the spot you keep clicking. Set the speed. Press Play.
It records clicks, keys, scrolling and how the mouse moves. That list is your macro.
Open a saved macro and press Play. It runs the same steps again.
The clicks and keys you already do by hand.
You pick the spot, the speed and the count.
A few clicks and keys, on the tab where you press Play.
A key is its own step. Mouse movement can go in the recording too.
Open it later and play it again.
Open it, record or add a step, press Play.
Play runs that recording again.
Where it lands, and the speed: half, normal, twice, or four times.
A small extension. It runs on the page you have open.
The recording sits in the extension on this computer. We don't take it.
One shortcut
CtrlShiftU
Ctrl+Shift+U starts and stops. On a Mac, Command+Shift+U. Esc stops it while it is recording or playing.
A free Chrome extension. It repeats a click, or records a short run of mouse and keyboard actions and plays that back.
Yes. It's free on the Chrome Web Store.
Press Add to Chrome on this page. The store opens. Press Add to Chrome there too.
Yes. Clicks, keys, scrolling and mouse movement are saved as steps.
Yes. Play runs the saved steps. You choose how many times and the speed. The same shortcut starts and stops it. It runs on the tab where you start it. If a site only listens for a real mouse or key press, the click may not count.
No.
No. The recording stays in the extension on your computer. Nothing from the extension is sent out.
A question? Leave it here. The answer goes to the email you type.
Sent. The reply goes to the email you wrote.
That didn't send. Try again.
Record the click or the keys you keep repeating, then press Play.
Add to Chrome