Switch from GS Auto Clicker to this auto clicker

What GS Auto Clicker is

GS Auto Clicker is a Windows hotkey clicker listed as freeware on SourceForge. Research notes optional recorded positions and intervals on that product. Original Goldensoft hosting is discontinued. Fan mirrors exist. Treat SourceForge as the project listing, not a random domain that wraps the name.

Blur Auto Clicker is a different app: GPL-3.0, GitHub, winget id Blur009.BlurAutoClicker. Cluster comparison: vs GS Auto Clicker. This guide is the move: settings by hand, then leftover files off the PC.

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There is no settings importer

The Blur README does not document an import from GS, TinyTask, or other clicker files. There is no converter to invent. Migration copy is: export nothing. Open Blur after install. Type interval, button, and hotkey again. If GS stored points, re-create a point with position clicking only when that is actually the job.

Do not copy a GS ini or dat file into %AppData%\BlurAutoClicker. Old Blur v2 configs are a separate warning: they will not work with v3+ and are deleted on first launch. That note is about Blur’s own old files, not GS.

Re-enter interval, button, and hotkey

Write the GS values down while GS is still open: interval, left right or middle, hotkey, whether you used a fixed point. Close GS so two clickers do not share a hotkey.

In Blur, simple mode covers button or keyboard key, hold or toggle, and customizable hotkeys. Advanced mode adds duty cycle, random CPS, edge stopping, limits, double clicks, position clicking, and per second, minute, hour, or day. README CPS cap is about 500. Interval help: auto clicker interval. Hotkeys: auto clicker hotkeys. Keyboard: keyboard auto clicker.

Clicks go to the foreground window. Set a stop hotkey before you test.

Remove leftover GS copies

Unsigned extra exes accumulate on Desktop and Downloads. After Blur works, close GS, then delete GS executables you no longer want. Empty Recycle Bin if you are done with them. Do not leave two auto clickers bound to the same key.

People also search wrapper freeware names as freeware. If that search left another exe next to GS, treat it the same: stop using the extra file, keep the official Blur copy from winget or GitHub. Broader cleanup: move leftover clicker exes.

Install Blur Auto Clicker

Use the README command:

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

App Installer on Windows 10 1809+ or Windows 11 provides winget. Alternative files: x64 setup exe or portable zip on GitHub Releases. Ignore .sig and latest.json. Setup vs zip: portable or setup. Winget detail: winget auto clicker. Windows: install on Windows. This computer: auto clicker for this computer.

First run checks

Launch %LocalAppData%\BlurAutoClicker\BlurAutoClicker.exe. WebView2 must be present. RAM around 100mb and under 200mb per the README. Logo turns green when running. If an old Blur v2.1.2 or below exe is also on disk, delete it first; the installer will not.

SmartScreen may warn on the unsigned NSIS file. Microsoft SmartScreen and windows-release-trust.md. Safe install: is this auto clicker safe. Releases: auto clicker releases. GitHub: open source auto clicker on GitHub. Windows cluster: open source auto clicker on Windows. About: about. Other compares: vs TinyTask, vs AutoHotkey, vs MurGee.

If you also used other freeware clickers

GS is the named source here. The same hand-entry rule applies to other leftover GUI clickers. No import. One official Blur install. TinyTask recordings are a different tool (macros, not CPS); only move if the job is actually repeated clicks: auto clicker vs TinyTask.

License: GPL-3.0. README: Blur Auto Clicker README. Product home: autoclicker.blur009.com.

Keyboard, position, and interval after the switch

If GS was repeating a key rather than a mouse button, use keyboard key pressing with case control in Blur: keyboard auto clicker. If GS used a fixed point, re-pick it with position clicking rather than hoping a file imports: position clicking. Interval units per second through per day, with a README cap around 500, sit on auto clicker interval.

Blur is GPL-3.0. Product home: autoclicker.blur009.com. Build from source if you want to compile: BUILDING.md and build from source. TinyTask recordings remain a different tool: vs TinyTask. AutoHotkey scripts remain scripts: vs AutoHotkey.

Write the three values down first

Before you uninstall the old freeware build, write interval, mouse button or key, and hotkey on paper or in a note. That list is the whole move. There is no settings file these notes can name, and inventing a converter would be a guess. After winget or the GitHub setup lands, type those three values again, pick hold or toggle on purpose, then test on a throwaway window. Close the old process so two hotkeys do not share one key. Desktop and Downloads copies of the old exe belong in the recycle bin once the new hotkey works. SourceForge remains the catalog listing for that freeware name. Fan mirrors exist. Original Goldensoft hosting is discontinued. Fetch the replacement only from GitHub Releases or from the README winget id.

Switch steps:

1. Note interval, mouse button, and hotkey from GS Auto Clicker; there is no import file.
2. Run the official winget command or take the x64 setup from GitHub Releases.
3. Set the same interval, button, and hotkey in the Blur window, then choose hold or toggle.
4. Close GS and delete leftover GS executables from Desktop, Downloads, and old folders.