Clackpost — terms of use

Effective 19 October 2026. Publisher: Zydeno. Contact: [email protected].

Clackpost is a browser extension that repeats clicks on elements of a web page you open. This version is provided free of charge, as is, without warranty of any kind, to the extent permitted by law.

Acceptable use. Use Clackpost only where the website's terms allow automation: your own sites and apps, test systems, forms and routine work you are entitled to do. Do not use it to cheat in games or contests, to send spam, to inflate votes, views or ratings, to bypass security measures, or to overload a service. You are responsible for what the extension clicks on your behalf.

How it works and its limits. Clicks are simulated inside the page; some sites ignore them. A run stops when you press Esc, Stop or the shortcut, when the page address changes, when the safety limit is reached, or when the repeat setting is complete. Browsers may slow down timers in background tabs. Check the result of important actions (orders, payments, messages) yourself; Clackpost cannot know what a button does.

Your data stays in your browser (see the privacy policy). Keep exported backups if your scenarios matter to you.

Liability. To the extent permitted by law, Zydeno is not liable for indirect or consequential damages, lost data or actions taken by the extension on websites at your instruction.

Changes. We may update these terms with a new version of the extension; the effective date above will change.

Contact: [email protected]. Publisher: Zydeno, https://zydeno.com/.