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MouseMacros
A lightweight tool for recording&replaying mouse and keyboard macros.
...Also, you can install it via Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9mx3kfbkmn1h Notice: · Due to technical constraints of EVB, the exe cannot be renamed. For More Detailed Information, you can refer to: [Github] https://github.com/Samera2022/MouseMacros [Project Blog] https://samera2022.github.io/archive/?category=Projects%2FMouseMacros [Discord] https://discord.gg/gZPDdWzrWa Supported Functions are included below. -
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Auto Mouse Clicker (AMC)
The program to simulate mouse clicks
PayPal: wulgarni@gmail.com new project, chat community - https://wapczat.pl/ Auto Mouse Clicker (AMC) is an automatic mouse clicker that allows for a random time to perform the clicks. You can also specify an exact time. It also allows you to specify the exact location or click to set a random place for clicks in a given area (drawing a square with your mouse). -
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Mouse Mover
Mouse movement simulator made in Python
Mouse Mover is a Python application that can be used to simulate cursor movement. This project is heavily inspired by the infamous Mouse Jiggler application. One of the main purposes of using this application is to prevent screen saver or auto-lock in the case where you can't disable them.
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