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Automatically always click specified buttons on frequently visited pages. Configure a list of URLs prefixes and associated elements (defined via CSS selectors) that you always want to click when a page loads. E.g. if you always use the "Sign in with Google" button on VRBO, you would add a rule for https://www.vrbo.com to look for the selector btn#googleSocial. ### Release Notes **1.1.3** - Fixed rules that include a path, such as https://test/login, never running at all. Previously only bare domains worked. - Fixed only one element being clicked per page when a rule listed more than one selector. - Buttons that start out disabled while a page is still loading are now clicked once they become active. **1.1.2** - URL patterns now accept `*` wildcards, so one rule can match addresses that vary in the middle. **1.1.1** - Added diagnostic logging. **1.1.0** - Rebuilt for Manifest V3. - Rules are registered dynamically, so the extension only runs on the pages you have configured. - Reduced the permissions requested. - Removed the toolbar identity picker and the sign-in progress overlay. **1.0.0** - Initial release.
Aug 14, 2026
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