As of this version, the Mac Auto Mouse Click software does not have a Mouse Click Recorder, but once you are comfortable with the software, you should be able to create mouse clicking scripts really easily and quickly. This Keyboard shortcut is defined and stored on a per script basis and hence you can create and store multiple mouse automation scripts and define different keyboard or even same keyboard shortcuts to play the stored mouse clicks. Once you have stored the mouse click locations in the software, you can start the automatic clicking of mouse with a keyboard shortcut. Simple and easy to user user interface of this software allows you to collect mouse clicks in a script and then run those scripts using a keyboard shortcut key.ĭownload this Mac Auto Mouse Click software, add mouse clicks, define a shortcut key to start or stop the automatic clicking on Apple Mac screen. Whether you need single mouse click or multiple mouse clicks to perform a task, as long as it is repetitive, the Mac Auto Clicker can automate that for you without asking to you learn a programming language, complex scripts or anything else. All you need to do in order to auto click in games is to define a fixed location where you want your mouse to click. Mouse Clicks of every type can be automated with this software utility. Unlike Mac Automator, this Mac Auto Clicker allows you to automate almost everything that can be done using mouse. Increase the maximum clicks per second to 900.Whether you want an auto clicker for any game, the Mac Automated Mouse Clicker presented here can be really useful.Can I contact you for anything about this app? I would have to quit my job, go to school to learn Windows development, then spend months making it, so no. I found that above 900 the system will freeze so 900 is the limit. (and stupid because you won't be able to use that key anymore) I want more clicks per second Can you make it accept just one key for the hotkey? You need to add a modifier to your hotkey like command, alt, or control. It requires macOS 10.14, but I have 10.13 or whateverĭownload the older version, then right-click on the app and select "Open" to open it.
I gave it Accessibility permission, but it doesn't click The system requires it to let the app "click". Why does it ask for Accessibility permission? This is a free app made in my free time and I do not owe you anything. Downloadīy downloading this app, you agree that it is provided "as is" and that you will receive NO SUPPORT whatsoever. A simple Mac app that simulates mouse clicks when needed.
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