A Chrome extension for automating repetitive clicks on web pages. Built for tasks like clearing Gmail's promotions tab, where the same sequence of clicks repeats hundreds of times.
- Visual element selection — hover any element on a page; ESC to cancel.
- Right-click → Add to Auto Clicker — pick a target without entering selection mode.
- Two modes:
- Independent — each clicker runs on its own interval.
- Sequential (chain) — clickers run in order, with a delay between each step. Each step waits up to 10s for its element to appear before moving on.
- Robust click simulation — dispatches the full pointer + mouse + keyboard event sequence (Pointer/Mouse events, native
click(), and Space/Enter for ARIArole="checkbox"/role="button"). Designed to work with Gmail, React apps, and other frameworks that ignore plainel.click(). - Smart targeting — automatically retargets to the closest interactive ancestor (e.g. clicking an inner
<span>redirects to its<button>parent). - Side panel UI — stays open during element selection (so the panel never closes mid-pick).
- Debug console — every click attempt, success, failure, and chain step is logged with timestamps.
- Clone this repo.
- Open
chrome://extensions. - Enable Developer mode (top right).
- Click Load unpacked and select the project folder.
- Pin the extension; click the icon to open the side panel.
- Open the side panel on the page you want to automate.
- Click Select Element on a clicker, then click the target on the page. (Or right-click anywhere on the page → Add to Auto Clicker → assign to a clicker.)
- Set a delay (ms) and either start the clicker (independent mode) or add more clickers and Start Chain (sequential mode).
| Permission | Why |
|---|---|
activeTab |
Inject the click logic into the tab you're using. |
scripting |
Inject the content script on demand. |
sidePanel |
Host the UI without popups closing on click. |
contextMenus |
Right-click → Add to Auto Clicker. |
<all_urls> |
The user picks the page to automate; can be any URL. |
The extension does not collect, store, or transmit any data.
MIT