Auto Clicker Meow
Automate Chrome task with smart macros and conditional logic
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Auto Clicker Meow - Automate Chrome task with smart macros and conditional logic

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A powerful, intuitive, and lightweight Google Chrome extension designed to automate repetitive browser tasks. Whether you need a simple macro clicker, a form-filler, or a complex automation workflow with conditional logic, this extension handles it all entirely within your browser.

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This project was born out of personal frustration. I needed to automate repetitive tasks across multiple browser windows simultaneously. At first, I tried traditional desktop software, but it couldn’t handle parallel tasks across different browser instances efficiently. When I turned to existing Chrome extensions, I hit another wall: most of them had clunky, outdated UI/UX, or locked the most useful automation features behind a paywall. That’s why I built Auto Clicker Meow. I wanted an automation tool that is: Intuitive & Clean: A modern UI/UX that doesn't require a manual to understand. Powerful: Packed with advanced features like macro recording, flexible loops, and smart conditional (if/else) logic. 100% Free & Open-Source: No hidden fees, no locked features. Whether you're testing web apps, filling out tedious forms, or just looking to save time on daily browser tasks, I hope this extension makes your life a bit easier.

Love that it runs everything locally in the browser instead of bouncing through a server, that kind of privacy-first thinking on a tool this capable is honestly pretty rare.

Love that it runs entirely in-browser without any server dependency, that local-first approach is a smart choice for both speed and privacy.

Curious about how this handles sites with strict bot detection or CAPTCHAs. Does it work for those at all or mostly just for simpler automation flows?

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 Unfortunately, this extension can't handle strict bot detection or CAPTCHAs. It can only do simple repetitive tasks like clicking, scrolling, and typing at the exact pixel locations where they were recorded.

Love that it runs entirely in the browser without any external dependencies. Set up a conditional macro for a form I fill out weekly and it worked exactly how I hoped, no headaches.

Does this run entirely locally in the browser or do my macros and form data sync to some server in the background?

setup was quick and i had a multi-step form filler running in like five minutes. the cat icon is a nice touch.

does this run locally in the browser or do you send my data somewhere to process the macros? kinda nervous about hooking it up to anything with login credentials