New Settings menu
As the app is growing and gaining more and more feature, a place to keep the settings was necessary:
You can access this screen from the Scenario screen, using the top right settings icon.
Notification rework
As you have probably seen in the previous settings, there is now a new notification using custom buttons.
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Expanded:
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Collapsed:
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If you don't like it, you can use the legacy one by changing it in the settings screen. It has been slightly reworked to ease its use:
Casting permission changes
With Android 15, user are now prompted to select a target to cast in when requesting the media projection. And the selected target is always "One App", which can be limitating for user when using complex scenario. Also, this dialog don't keep track of the user choice, which forces the user to select "Entire screen" at every start of Klick'r.
To fix that you have now access to a setting that tries to force the default value to "Entire screen". This can work on most devices, but keep in mind that some device manufacturer might chose to ignore it.
Obfuscated version
Some user have complained that Klick'r is starting to get detected in some apps. To fix that, I introduce you to Klick'r Obfuscated Nigthly.
This specific version of Klick'r is generated every night based on the latest stable release of Klick'r but with a twist: everything publicly exposed by the app is randomized.
I won't go into details of what is modified and how (for obvious reasons), but here are the visible changes for the user:
- each nightly version is standalone, you won't be able to update from on to another. Use the import/export feature to get your sceanrios
- the name of the application is randomized as well, so it will be called something like "qdsqjhqdskh"
This is an experimental build for now, and I hope for your feedback on Klick'r detection by other apps.
The apk will be available on this release note: https://github.com/Nain57/Smart-AutoClicker/releases/tag/obfuscation-start
It will be updated automatically everyday with a new randomization