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Autoclicker simple pour pages web (MV3). SuperClicker is a simple and efficient Chrome extension that automates mouse clicks inside web pages. It is designed for users who need to automate repetitive interactions in a browser tab, without complex scripts or heavy configuration. The extension allows you to define a click target with a single click. Once the target is set, clicks can be started or stopped using customizable keyboard shortcuts. The click interval can be adjusted in milliseconds. SuperClicker continues to operate in a Chrome tab even while you are using another application, as long as Chrome remains open. The interface is minimal and lightweight. No account is required and no data is collected. To use the extension, open the desired web page, arm the target, click on the position you want to automate, then start or stop the auto clicker using the keyboard shortcut or the popup. The default keyboard shortcuts can be changed in Chrome settings. By default, start and stop is bound to Alt Shift X and arm target is bound to Alt Shift S. Limitations SuperClicker works only within web pages opened in Chrome. It cannot interact with external applications or the operating system. Privacy disclosure This extension does not collect personal data. It does not track browsing activity. It does not communicate with external servers. All functionality runs locally inside the browser.
Jan 6, 2026
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