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MacroPilot
MacroPilot: Piloting Tasks with Automated Macros
Auto Clicker, Auto Keyboard Clicker, Macro Automation Player, and Keybinds! MacroPilot is an open-source software solution designed to streamline task management and enhance productivity through automated macros. With MacroPilot, users can automate repetitive tasks, freeing up valuable time. Features Added in v1.2.0-alpha: - Randomize Clicks: Instead of clicking at set intervals, add randomness between clicks. Previous Features: Auto Clicker - Customize Click Speed: Set time... -
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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 -
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Horace
data organising system for arbitrary files
Uses alternate data streams to provide arbitrary tagging and searching of files within NTFS and other modern file systems supporting alternate data streams. Customisable vocabulary provides searchable standardised tagging system of file associations. Unlike most other file archiving systems, no additional database is required, and the system is robust, and persists file attributes irrespective of renaming / moving / copying / modifying etc. I would appreciate your opinions and...
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