Installation

Soni’s Autoclicker comes as a native image. This makes using it a very easy and likely familiar process. The installation procedure for your operating system is as follows:

Windows:

Head over to the releases.
Download and unzip the Windows build from the latest release.
Launch the Soni's Autoclicker.exe file. The autoclicker will now launch.

Disclaimer: Make sure to not move the .exe file away from the folder. If you want to move it somewhere else (e.g. your desktop), right click it and select Send to > Desktop (create shortcut).

Linux:

Head over to the releases.
Download and unzip the Linux build from the latest release.
Open your terminal, and make the bin/Soni's Autoclicker file executable by running chmod +x path/to/binary.
Execute it by running ./Soni's Autoclicker in the bin/ directory.

Disclaimer: Due to the massive difference between individual distributions and themes, the autoclicker cannot be perfected for all environments. I can not guarantee that the autoclicker will look good in your case.

macOS:

Head over to the releases.
Download and unzip the macOS build from the latest release.
Launch the Soni's Autoclicker executable. This file can be moved anywhere on your system if you want to. It is, however, recommended placing it in your Applications folder.

Disclaimer: Depending on your configuration, you may get a popup saying Apple can’t trust the software. In this case, go to your system preferences and allow the application. The popup should contain instructions on how to do this.

Regarding macOS: I can not guarantee to maintain the macOS binary. Apple has gone out of their way to make it difficult to automate deployment on their platforms from other systems. There is a high possibility that releases do not contain a macOS binary, especially smaller releases. If you want a macOS binary for a release that doesn’t have one, consider cloning the repository and building it yourself.