About this auto clicker

Auto Clicker is an independent install guide for Blur Auto Clicker. It links every installer to the official GitHub release. Official project surfaces stay on github.com/Blur009/Blur-AutoClicker, GitHub Releases, and autoclicker.blur009.com.

Who writes these notes

The byline is Auto Clicker editorial team. Kind is Organization. There is no named person on the notes, and there is no personal profile URL. The team checks the Windows winget command against the Blur Auto Clicker README and the microsoft/winget-pkgs tree on each review date, then updates last verified. That practice is the whole bio. The rule behind a check lives on the editorial policy. Factual drift goes through contact.

Blur Auto Clicker is a Windows program that repeats mouse or keyboard input. The repo about text says it is made for Windows. Simple mode covers interval, mouse button or keyboard key, hold or toggle, and a customizable hotkey. Advanced mode adds duty cycle, random CPS, edge stop, click and time limits, double clicks, and a fixed screen position. RAM sits around 100 MB and stays under 200 MB because the window uses WebView2. Those claims come from the README, not from a guessed benchmark.

What the notes cover

Home is the short install path: paste the README command, or open the current GitHub release and pick the Windows x64 setup. The command is:

winget install -e --id Blur009.BlurAutoClicker --source winget --silent

Package id is Blur009.BlurAutoClicker. Source flag in the README is --source winget. Silent and silentWithProgress are the install modes in winget-pkgs. Scope is user. Default location is %LocalAppData%\BlurAutoClicker, with BlurAutoClicker.exe in that folder. Config and stats sit in %AppData%\BlurAutoClicker. No login. Settings are a local folder, not a cloud account.

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Setup asset names look like BlurAutoClicker_*_x64-setup.exe. Portable names look like BlurAutoClicker-v*-portable.zip. Ignore *.sig and latest.json on the release list; those are Tauri updater files. The current GitHub release set lists an x64 setup. No ARM installer is on that tag. Configs from older major versions are deleted on first launch of a current install, per the README.

How the notes are funded

Ads are off. Ad IDs stay empty. There is no affiliate cut on winget, GitHub, TinyTask, AutoHotkey, or the MurGee checkout. Guides are not for sale. Payment from Blur009 for a filename, a rank, or a command is absent. The advertising disclosure covers that. The privacy note matches: analytics are none, ads are off.

The installer is not Authenticode-signed, so SmartScreen may warn. That is a signature gap, not a virus verdict. The repo documents the difference between Tauri updater signatures and Windows Authenticode in windows-release-trust.md. Microsoft explains SmartScreen on unsigned files. Notes repeat that split instead of inventing a clean bill of health.

How to send a correction

If a command, path, or filename here disagrees with the README or winget-pkgs, send four facts on contact: the URL that is wrong, the sentence as it stands, the official source that disagrees, and the sentence that source supports. Product bugs in the program itself belong on GitHub Issues for Blur009/Blur-AutoClicker. There is no public email on these notes. Stamp date and current release tag are injected at build from GitHub, so prose talks about the current release rather than a frozen dotted number.