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Android version https://sourceforge.net/projects/hf-auto-clicker/files/EasyAutoClicker.apk/download Easy Auto Clicker A free auto clicker which will easy to solve all your clicking needs, do you need a head start at a game? Well choose between right and left mouse clicks and even choose the time delay between each click all on one small simple application.

G-CPS (Golden CPS) It is a Very Lite program to measure your CPS G-CPS is a very lightweight program, it contains multiple color themes, and several options to adjust the test time (1, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60) s. It also saves the CPS record that you have achieved, each time mode has a different record. Source Code: GitHub: https://github.com/PETEROLO291/G-CPS You can try it out with: https://sourceforge.net/projects/flame-auto-clicker/ Info: Installer: 9.3MB Program: 27.5MB Version: 2.1.1 - I am totally open to feature requests for future updates

ArmoMan autoclicker is an app that permits you to reach Hight Click per Second by only holding a key of your choice. You can customize the speed and also the key to start the clicks. It can be used in video games but only on your own purpose. We will not be responsible for a ban. Discord: https://discord.gg/GWKMPJ74 Tutorial: https://youtu.be/cyAETJRwSaI GitHub: https://github.com/Armdevelopper099/autoclicker After the download you can go to https://cpstest.org/ to test the app...

...https://github.com/sturesy/ Sturesy is a java-based realtime response system for gathering votes from students during lectures. (Often called Audience Response System, Classroom Response System or simply Clicker) For Docents: Easy to use and works out of the box on every machine. Create your Questions prior to your lecture. Evaluate the voting during the lecture or in depth afterwards. For Developers: Plugins for third-party-hardware can be easily created by implementing three simple Interfaces. Requirements: Java 1.5+ Recommended: Java 1.7 A first beta-test with approximatly 65 Students can be viewed under the following link: http://youtu.be/Cm9ufuvc9z0 It is currently being used at the University of Hamburg in Softwareengineering 1 with more than 300 Students