Why I built YTH Macro Autoclicker instead of sticking with TinyTask

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TinyTask is a tiny recorder that replays a fixed sequence of clicks. The workflow is simple, but saving is fragile: macros and settings can get corrupted while saving, sometimes leaving zero-byte or truncated files that will not open. That is especially painful with longer recordings. You spend time capturing a long sequence, save it, and only then find out the file is damaged. TinyTask also has no auto-updater and has stayed on version 1.77 for years, so there is no automatic fix. That is the main reason I built YTH Macro Autoclicker. It keeps the record-and-replay workflow, but turns the recording into editable steps, so you can fix one action instead of re-recording everything. What it can do: - image recognition with a search area, match threshold and retries - color detection - custom actions and nested subtasks - steps for clicks, waits, recorded gestures, launching or closing apps, webhooks and shutdown/restart - portable single EXE, auto-updater, 51 languages, profiles and local config files You can see the full feature list and download it here: https://github.com/YashinTekinaHito/YTH-Macro-Autoclicker-Releases   submitted by   /u/YashinTekinaHitoYTH [link]   [comments]