Input Tools

When exploring the world of browser-based video games, the mouse is oftentimes the weapon of choice. Whether you want to avoid straining your hand when playing first-person shooter single-player games, or you wish to prevent your system from appearing offline in certain instant messengers, Input Tools can be of great use thanks to its automatic mouse clicking capabilities.

Double-clicking the portable program’s executable instantly launches a resizable interface featuring a modern, dual-pane design that lets users explore its options listed on the left side and expand their settings on the right side for more details, thus avoiding clunky drop-down menus or additional application windows when activating some of its functionalities.

While the scope of the utility revolves around the automation of both mouse and keyboard presses, in its current state, the program can handle only the former’s input. As such, users can pick between the left, middle and right-click buttons to customize the execution pattern to match their particular use case.

For instance, users whose computers restrict the ability to disable the screen timeout can point the cursor to the desktop and set the app to trigger the left mouse button every 50 seconds to keep the display on while they are away from the device. Since the cursor location cannot be easily changed when the program is active, the app lets you pick a custom keyboard shortcut to quickly toggle the functionality when necessary.

Those in the market for a way to keep their screen on without relying on utilities that can put a strain on the system, or a method to test whether your hardware or operating system is the one responsible for ghost clicks, Input Tools can come in handy thanks to its versatile tweaks and support for the three main buttons of a mouse.