Auto Clicker - Form Helper automates clicks and form filling on websites and iframes. Create one configuration per site, define actions, and let the extension run the flow automatically.
Create a configuration for the target URL.
Add actions (click or fill) with interval and repeat.
Enable the configuration and follow along with FloatBox.
If you haven't installed it yet, see . To learn how to create your first setup, go to .
Installation
Install from the Chrome Web Store: Open in Chrome Web Store. Then pin the extension icon for quick access.
After installing, open and set the target URL.
Create a configuration
Each configuration represents a site or flow. Set a name, the URL, and an initial delay (if you need to wait for loading).
Name: identify the flow (e.g., Signup, Login, Checkout).
URL: the main page where automation starts.
Initial delay: time before the first action.
After saving, add actions in .
Capture elements
You can capture selectors in two ways:
Automatic: right-click the element and use ??Load Element?.
Manual: paste the XPath or CSS selector directly in the field.
If the element is dynamic, see .
Action types
The extension supports click and fill actions. Each action can have its own interval and repeat.
Click: clicks the matched element.
Fill: pastes or types values into inputs.
Paste/Type: choose the method in the edit modal.
For timing and repetition, see .
Interval & repeat
Control how many times each action runs and the time between runs.
Interval (ms): time between repeats.
Repeat: fixed number, -2 for infinite loop, or 1 to apply to all matched elements.
If you need more control, go to .
Iframes & dynamic pages
The extension works on dynamic pages and iframes. When the element isn't in the DOM immediately, use:
Mutation Observe: detects when the element appears.
Sandbox ??Force DOM?: improves capture on restricted pages.
These options are available in .
Advanced mode
Enable advanced mode to unlock extra options, including Mutation Observe and sandbox controls.
Mutation Observe: actions that wait for the element to appear.
Sandbox: choose Default or Force DOM.
Content Script: adjust the injection strategy.
Quer scripts personalizados? Veja .
UserScripts
Use the UserScript editor for advanced automations and specific routines. These scripts can complement the table actions.
Create scripts for complex cases.
Combine with click/fill actions.
Organize by configuration and URL.
To avoid running automations on sensitive sites, see .
Blacklist
Define blocked sites to prevent accidental automation. Each blocked domain disables execution.
Add one domain per line.
Use it for sensitive areas (banks, social networks, etc.).
To follow along in real time, use .
FloatBox feedback
FloatBox shows the action status in the corner of the page, including counters, element waiting, and completion.
Enable it in Settings ?? Feedback.
Great for debugging and validating the flow.
To transfer configurations, see .
Export & import
Save your configurations as JSON for backup or migration.
Export: generates a file with all configs.
Import: loads existing configurations.
If something fails, check .
Troubleshooting
Use this quick checklist:
Does the configuration URL match the current site?
Is the XPath/CSS selector still valid?
Does the element appear after load? Use Mutation Observe.
Is sandbox correct? Try Force DOM.
Is the domain blocked by blacklist?
If you need to review the basics, go back to .
Click test
Use these buttons to validate clicks with immediate feedback. Each click produces an animated counter.
XPath//button[@data-test='click-primary']
CSSbutton[data-test="click-primary"]
XPath//button[@data-test='click-secondary']
CSSbutton[data-test="click-secondary"]
XPath//button[@data-test='click-ghost']
CSSbutton[data-test="click-ghost"]
Fill test
Fields ready to test automatic filling with your selectors.
XPath//input[@id='test-first-name']
CSS#test-first-name
XPath//input[@id='test-last-name']
CSS#test-last-name
XPath//input[@id='test-full-name']
CSS#test-full-name
XPath//input[@id='test-password']
CSS#test-password
XPath//input[@id='test-email']
CSS#test-email
XPath//input[@id='test-username']
CSS#test-username
XPath//input[@id='test-age']
CSS#test-age
UserScript test
Paste a script or use the template below. Replace the placeholders with real selectors.
UserScript template
Replace with the real button or input selector<INPUT_XPATH_OU_CSS>
XPath//input[@id='test-message']
CSS#test-message
XPath//button[@data-test-send]
CSSbutton[data-test-send]
Privacy policy
Data collection and use: This extension is designed with your privacy in mind. It does not collect, store, monitor, transmit, or share any personally identifiable data or browsing information with the developer or third parties. All user-provided settings (such as XPaths, fill values, intervals, and repeat options) are stored exclusively in your browser??s local storage (via chrome.storage.local). This information is never sent to external servers or accessed by any other entity.
Extension permissions: The permissions requested by the extension (storage, scripting, activeTab, tabs, webNavigation, contextMenus) are strictly necessary for its core purpose: automating clicks and form filling on web pages. None of these permissions are used to collect data unrelated to the extension??s functionality.
Data security: Since all user data is stored locally on your device, security depends on the protections of your browser and operating system. The extension does not implement network security mechanisms because no data is transmitted.
Changes to this privacy policy: We may update this privacy policy periodically. Any changes will be reflected on this page.
Contact
If you have questions or concerns about this privacy policy, contact: