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Compare Chrome extensions: Click.Repeat. vs Record/Replay

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Stats Click.Repeat. Click.Repeat. Record/Replay Record/Replay
User count 10,000+ 2,000+
Average rating 3.65 3.22
Rating count 52 9
Last updated 2021-08-10 2021-01-08
Size 785.41K 2.56M
Version 2.4 1.0.1.6
Short description
Click.Repeat. Clicks an element in a given time interval continuously. Just enter element's Xpath & time to auto click. Browser automation package. Easy to use and open source. Integrated functional testing framework.
Full summary

Click.Repeat. is an automation program that lets you click on one/upto-10 element(s) in a given time interval continuously and saves manual operational click time. Just provide element's Xpath and time interval(in seconds/miliseconds) to auto click it in specific interval. It can save those given values(Xpath and Interval) so that user doesn't need to input them again and again, and continues the click even the page is refreshed. Separate operation status can be seen for individual set. You can control all sets individually. Plus there are three buttons in the bottom that are able to Play, Pause and Reset all the sets in just one click. (How to copy an Xpath: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MElEBgfwVg&t=43s )

WHAT DOES RECORD/REPLAY DO?

  • Record/Replay lets you run end-to-end functional tests on your web site / application.

  • Our automated tests give you quick feedback on whether your application works as intended.

  • Tests run in your Chrome browser so Record/Replay works no matter how you develop your application, be it React, Angular, Vue or some other framework.

  • We aim to serve all developers, from those with no programming experience to those with experience of multiple testing frameworks.

HOW DOES RECORD/REPLAY WORK?

RECORD - Listens for all user interface interactions through keyboard and mouse, including steps required for key functionality, such as signup, login, add purchase to cart etc.

REPLAY - Simulates all recorded user interface interactions (clicking, typing, scrolling etc.), ensuring that these scenarios actually work from the point of view of an end user.

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