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Version 1.8 · 2025-05-01
Bug fixes and improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.8, updated 2025-05-01.






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Unlock the full potential of automation with Auto Clicker, the app designed to simplify your daily tasks with advanced automation capabilities. At the heart of Auto Clicker is its powerful automation feature that extends beyond web browsing to apps and games. Experience effortless operation with the ability to automatically click on elements across various platforms. Simply set up the parameters such as click duration and intervals, and let Auto Clicker handle the repetitive tasks for you.
Auto Clicker also offers a fun and practical tool for everyday decisions:
Coin Flip Simulator: Can't decide? Let the coin flip feature quickly resolve any dilemma by providing a random result between heads and tails.
Designed to make your day easier and more fun, Auto Clicker automates mundane tasks and assists with small daily decisions.…
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