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KeyTik is a Python program that uses AutoHotkey to handle many things, including a powerful key mapper and various macros such as clickers and more. It comes with comprehensive key support including ASCII, ANSI, Unicode, Scan Code, Virtual Keyboard Code, and more. KeyTik is also packed with features like Bind to Programs and Devices, Assign Shortcuts, Text Format, Hold Format, and more. KeyTik Pro is available with more feature for $20.

...Version 3.1: * Mouse buttons can now be used again to activate/deactivate the autoclicker Version 3.0: * Modern, clean GUI * Added a left/right click option * Added a hold/toggle mode * Added a dark/light theme * Total clicks display * Active status display Version 2.1: 1. Two methods of activation: Key presses or mouse buttons 2. Activates even while simultaneously pressing other keys 3. Fixed minor bugs

...Bored of the old-looking AutoClickers here is a powerful easy-to-use AutoClicker with many features and a Modern GUI! This simple, easy-to-use AutoClicker can automatically click the mouse and keyboard so fast and hold the mouse button down and has many other features! Support me at : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/zsynctic it will motivate me and it will make me create more projects The New Update Features A New Feature Which Lets You Type In Or Select A Keyboard Key As The Button To Press Or Click Along With The Mouse Buttons, Also Now You Can Start The AutoClicking With F5 And Hold With F6 And Stop With F5/F6! ...

Autoclicker and holder for mouse buttons and keyboard keys. A small program to autoclick or hold a keyboard key or a mouse button. Can be downloaded as .exe as well as the original .py file. The source code is written in Python with alongside PySide6 and Pynput. The program is distributed under the Unlicense ( https://unlicense.org/ )

We moved to Github (https://github.com/FFMG/myoddweb.piger) Please update to the latest version! Piger is a Launcher allowing you to run your own commands from your keyboard. Highlight a word hold the caps lock key and simply type 'Google' to search for it in your browser. You can create your own commands, in LUA, Python, C++ and more.