LoopClicker

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Record and replay clicks in Chrome

When the job is more than one button — open a menu, type a value, press Enter, scroll, click Save — record it once as a scenario and let LoopClicker replay it as often as you need.

Step by step

  1. Open the site, click the LoopClicker toolbar button and choose Record.
  2. Do the job once: click, type into fields, press keys and scroll. Each action becomes a step.
  3. Stop recording. The steps open as a list on LoopClicker's Scenarios page.
  4. Edit the list: change a typed value, add a wait, move steps up or down, switch a step off, or add a Fill form step.
  5. Choose how many times to loop the scenario (a number or ∞) and the pause between passes.
  6. Press Run. Esc stops it at once.

Want to try it first? The test page has buttons, a click area, a form and more to practise on — nothing on it is sent anywhere.

The steps a scenario can hold

How it finds the same button next time

For every element it records, LoopClicker saves a selector — the element's id, a test or name attribute, its text, or its position in the page — plus a few fallbacks, tried in order. Each step waits a few seconds for its element to appear, so slow pages do not break the run.

Keep and share scenarios

Scenarios are saved per site, so the popup offers the right ones on each page. Export them as a JSON file to back them up or move them to another computer; with Pro they sync by themselves.

What it cannot do

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