The short answer is yes. According to community consensus, basic auto clickers that simply mimic mouse clicks are generally accepted, while more complex automation—such as scripts that detect colors or read screen data to automatically aim or fight—are not allowed.

Tools that simply simulate holding down a key (e.g., locking your left mouse button down while you watch the screen).

– Works as a Chrome/Edge extension that records and replays mouse clicks within web pages, with all macro data stored 100% locally and no tracking. You can record full click sequences with positioning and timing, adjust delays between repetitions, and play back macros with configurable loops. While not specifically optimized for Foxhole, it is a low-risk option for browser-based automation.

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