What is opautoclicker?

OP Auto Clicker is a Windows program that automatically clicks the mouse for you. You can set how fast it clicks, down to fractions of a second, and choose the left, right or middle mouse button. It supports single, double and triple click patterns, and you can tell it to keep clicking forever or stop after a set number of clicks. The tool also works as a keyboard auto clicker and includes a basic macro recorder, so you can record a sequence of actions and play it back later. You can set a hotkey to start and stop clicking, and choose whether clicks happen at your current mouse position or at a coordinate you pick on screen. The README lists common uses such as staying active in Roblox or Minecraft, or acting as a general mouse emulator for repetitive tasks. Installation is simple: download the file from the releases page and run it, since it is a portable program that does not need a separate installer. It only runs on Windows and is built with C#, and the source code is public so anyone can inspect it or build it themselves. The README addresses two common questions directly. On bans, it says most games do not ban players for basic auto clicking, though some competitive games with strict anti-cheat systems may flag unusually consistent click timing, and suggests using the randomize delay option if that is a concern. On antivirus warnings, it explains that Windows Defender sometimes flags small, unsigned tools like this as a false positive because the program takes control of the mouse, and points users to the public source code as reassurance. The project is released under the MIT license and welcomes people who want to fork it and add their own features.