If you want to delete the clicking configuration you can do it from the 3 dots in the configuration menu. If you want to be sure, create a new configuration as described above. Sometimes when reloading the session the action sequence gets initialized again, sometimes not. The best is to wait up the delay time and validate that the first click gets executed. So in my case I will have 51 clicks (1+50 repetitions) on the looking glass, each click spaced 30 min away from the next and the first click is delayed by 10 sec.ģ.) To activate the action you should go back to the google colab notebook and reload it.

'R-interval' is the repetition interval, you can set it to something high, I have used the value 60*30=1800sec=half an hour.

I have set it to 50, meaning after 50 clicks there will be no more click actions

'Repeat' is the number of repeated clicks.

'Init wait' which controls with what delay the clicking action to start after the google colab session is loaded.

There are 3 things that you want to adjust:

The right-click will display a drop-down menu, go to 'Auto Click - AutoFill' -> 'Configure for this field'Ģ.) You will be led to a menu. Once you have it proceed as follows:ġ.) Right-click somewhere within your google colab session, preferably on an icon that is interactive so that you can verify that the action is working (in this example I use the looking glass). The Google Analytics opt-out add-on is designed to be compatible with Chrome. Using a Chrome extension might be an easy solution, you can download something like Auto Clicker - AutoFill. If you want to opt-out, download and install the add-on for your web browser.

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