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Accessibility

Keyboard

The sidebar and every panel control are reachable by keyboard, and every switch, input and icon-only button carries an accessible label — including the reorder and remove buttons in Auto Clicker's spot lists and the fields and remove buttons in the Macro Recorder's step list, which are labelled by position, and the remove button on each Runs row. Key Presser's step buttons are labelled by action only (Move step up, Remove step), not by position.

The Stop shortcut field commits on Enter or when focus leaves it, and abandons the edit on Escape.

The stop shortcut itself is global, which is the most important accessibility property in this app: stopping a session never requires finding a window or hitting a small target.

What needs a pointer

Picking a spot or a color, capturing a picture and drawing an area all use a full-screen overlay, and that is inherently a pointer task. If you cannot use it, an Auto Clicker setup file made on another machine carries its pictures with it — see Runs and saved setups.

Setting a Fixed point does not need the overlay: in Auto Clicker's Advanced form the coordinates are two plain number fields.

Motion

The status dot on the on-screen Stop bar pulses for as long as a session runs, and does not follow the system's reduce-motion setting. The Stop bar can be switched off in Settings.

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