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FluAutoClicker

FluAutoClicker v0.1.0-beta.4

This release focuses on quality-of-life improvements, smoother UI details, and better Windows stability.

Overview

  • Improved Windows stability and window behavior.
  • Added more control over the custom titlebar appearance.
  • Made Macro actions easier to organize with drag-and-drop reordering.
  • Expanded Mouse Jiggler timing and mode behavior.
  • Added new beta/dev tooling for easier diagnostics.
  • Updated CI build and release workflow configuration.

Enhancements

  • Added a DevTools opener in Settings -> Utils for beta and development builds.
  • Added an Always on Top option for keeping the app visible above other windows.
  • Added a hotkey binding for starting and stopping Macro recording.
  • Added drag-and-drop reordering for Macro actions in the action list.
  • Updated the check/build and release workflows for the current builder setup.
  • Added a "Classic Window Icons" appearance setting to restore the previous titlebar icon style.
  • Updated the custom titlebar controls with new minimize and maximize icons while keeping the legacy close icon for visual consistency.
  • Polished the Performance Warning slider with better handle/icon alignment and smoother drag color transitions.
  • Updated the Lucide icon set. (to v.1.11.0)
  • Updated the Mouse Jiggler O-Zone mode.
  • Lowered the Mouse Jiggler delay minimum from 5 seconds to 1 second.
  • Added JSON export/import for app configuration.
  • Added JSON export/import for Profiles, with save-location selection for exported files when supported.
  • Added a duplicate button for Macro actions, making repeated automation steps easier to build.
  • Added release manifest smoke checks to catch version mismatches before publishing.
  • Reduced the built-in Windows click interval cap so ultra-low intervals now behave more accurately. 0ms, 1ms, and 2ms no longer collapse into the same effective delay.

Notes

Linux support is currently limited to mouse and keyboard functionality. Other platform-specific features may still be unavailable or disabled.

We are actively working on full Linux support. Stay tuned!