On the other hand, Mouse Auto Clicker does not come packed with rich features that would allow users to control every aspect of the mouse automatic clicking process.

It applies changes immediately, has a good response time and leaves a small footprint on system resources, as it consumes just a small part of CPU and RAM. We have not come across any stability issues throughout our testing, since Mouse Auto Clicker did not hang, crash or display any error messages. There are no other notable settings available. The automatic clicking sequences begins with the click of a button, and it can be ended just as easily before it reaches the end of the commands. All you have to do is press several keys to mimic the mouse left, double, right and Send clicks, as well as specify a delay time if necessary. The GUI is simple to navigate, thanks to a regular window that shows exactly how Mouse Auto Clicker works. They can be excluded from the installer, however, if you pay a little attention and decline the offers. However, since it is ad-supported, you should keep in mind that it offers to download and install third-party components that it does not really need to work properly. Setting Mouse Auto Clicker does not take a long time. It features just a couple of settings that can be easily figured out by beginners and adnvaced users alike, since helpful hints are displayed in the interface. Mouse Auto Clicker is a easy-to-use piece of kit designed to simulate mouse clicks by performing the actions automatically, in accordance with the rules previously defined by the user.

Free mouse auto clicker 1.0