
There's supposed to be more but I got lazy and didn't add more stuff to it. This automator works both with single lines of text, as well as multiple lines, so you can make use of it to fill up forms in a snap.
When autoclick mode is On, the interval between clicks is adjustable with a hotkey Auto Typer is a freemium utility from murgee-softwares that helps you automate text by simply pressing a hotkey on your keyboard. Both autoclick modes (On) have hotkeys for single Left Click and Right Click (if you want to be a little more silent with the mouse), a hotkey for autoclick "ignition" (only when script is freshly started) and a hotkey for start/stop clicking. On, Left + Right Click at the same time (for autoclicker). Turn BlockInput on and off (when BlockInput is toggled ON) (blocking input doesn't prevent you from unblocking it, so you can't get stuck in the blocked state, and even if you do, Ctrl+Alt+Del stops the script). Toggle BlockInput from mouse and keyboard. This is the code if you want, but you probably won't understand it unless you know the basics such as the modifier keys syntax: The Autosofted Auto Keyboard Presser and Recorder is a fully hotkey compatible tool, it is also very simple to use. I personally made myself a script that has "toggles" meaning that you can turn on and off parts of the script, say, you can have the autocliker off (meaning the hotkeys associated to the autoclicker have their original purpose), but the block input can be turned on (meaning the hotkey associated to the block input script with toggle input) You can make yourself a bot running on a loop if you want.
Note: the hidden windows can only be found in the right click menu of the script icon, but you can still unhide any windows with the hotkey). There's a script allowing you to hide windows in the icon tray (to hide the pr0n or whatever.
It's pretty easy to learn the basic stuff, but you can go pretty far with it. I use a personalized Auto Clicker with a script I made using Auto Hotkey (small free software, ).