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    Horizon's Macro

    Horizon's Macro

    Don't click by yourself. Let us do it for you. 15 CPS guarantee.

    With this application you will save lots of time. It's free forever. No need to optimize like other macro applications. This program made by: UfukGames
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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    Horizon's Auto Clicker

    Horizon's Auto Clicker

    Don't click by yourself. Let us do it for you. No need to optimize.

    With this application you will save lots of time. It's free forever. No need to optimize like other auto clicker applications. This program made by: UfukGames
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    QuerysAutoClicker
    An AutoClicker-AutoText program for Linux, macOS and Windows. Installation guide: https://github.com/getQueryString/QuerysAutoClicker#Installation
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    Click Never

    Click Never

    Auto Clicker

    Click Never aims to be a program that makes automatic Clickers without the user needing. It can be used on any operating system that supports Java New version 0.8 -New layouts better and more beautiful -New background for program -Considering small bugs Please leave your FeedBack \Icon by José Diersel Alveira/
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    Auto Clicker Shutdown Clock (Portable)

    Auto Clicker Shutdown Clock (Portable)

    Auto Clicker & Shutdown Clock/Timer (Portable)

    Auto Clicker: Can click after set countdown time. Can click on specified date and time. Can click at specified position or at mouse position. Countdown or date/time of click is displayed at bottom of program after Start button is clicked Shutdown timer: Can shutdown/log off/restart after set countdown time. Can shutdown/log off/restart on specified date and time. Countdown or date/time of shutdown/log off/restart is displayed at bottom of program after Start button is...
    Downloads: 8 This Week
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    Run autoclicker

    Mouse and keyboard input automator

    An autoclicker is a program that moves the mouse and types on the keyboard automatically, without user input. Run takes a .txt script and runs based off of the commands in the script. Commands include mouse movement, mouse clicking, keyboard typing, and some simple programming language features.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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