What the Chrome extension does
Add a target, drag its center onto a button, choose an action and delay, and run a sequence. You can automate one point or move through several points in order. Single clicks, double clicks, and page-level right clicks are available for each target. Settings stay in the browser; you do not need an account.
Download and install
- Download the Chrome extension ZIP and extract it into a folder you can keep.
- Open
chrome://extensionsin Chrome and enable Developer mode. - Select Load unpacked and choose the extracted folder containing
manifest.json. - Pin ClickPulse to the toolbar. Open the popup and choose Try the playground.
- Refresh an existing webpage before opening the extension there.
The current download is version 1.3.0. It is free to download. A Chrome Web Store listing is not linked yet; this installation uses Chrome’s manual extension loading.
Browser automation and desktop clicking
This download is a Chrome extension. It dispatches webpage events and does not move the operating system’s mouse or click other applications. An automatic mouse clicker that controls the entire desktop needs a separate native application. Only the browser extension is offered on this website.
Check compatibility before a long run
Start with one target and one repeat cycle. Chrome’s internal pages are unsupported. Some pages ignore synthetic clicks, and content inside inaccessible cross-origin frames or closed shadow roots may not respond. Keep the tab visible while checking the timing.
Next, follow the setup guide or read what to check if clicking does not work.