KeyFlow

Simulates native keyboard events precisely. Supports loops, cloud sync, and on-screen HUD.

O Gemini disse KeyFlow is a powerful and secure open-source automation extension designed to simulate keyboard events with hardware-level precision. Whether you need to automate repetitive typing tasks, create complex macros, or play on the cloud, KeyFlow is the ideal tool. Unlike other extensions that use standard web (DOM) events—which often fail in HTML5 Canvas-based games or complex web applications—KeyFlow ensures full compatibility by simulating real native keystrokes. 🚀 KEY FEATURES: ⌨️ Perfect Native Simulation: Works flawlessly on Cloud Gaming platforms (like Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce Now) and advanced productivity applications. ⚙️ Advanced Macros and Combos: Create complex shortcuts that hold down keys (e.g., [[CTRL] + S]), set custom wait times ([WAIT:1000]), and execute precise commands. 🔄 Loops: Configure your sequence to repeat automatically as many times as you need. 📺 Interactive On-Screen HUD: Track your macro's progress in real-time with a floating panel that allows you to pause, resume, or cancel the execution at any time. ☁️ Cloud Sync: Your sequences and settings are safely stored and synced across your devices via your Google account (using Chrome's native infrastructure). 🛡️ PRIVACY AND SECURITY FIRST (Local-First): KeyFlow was built with transparency as a fundamental pillar: 100% Local Processing: We do not collect, monitor, or transmit your keystrokes to external servers. No Trackers (No Analytics): We do not use Google Analytics, pixels, or any third-party tracking software. Your browsing is private. ⚠️ ABOUT THE CHROME WARNING (DEBUGGER API): To successfully simulate keystrokes that HTML5 games and complex applications can read correctly, KeyFlow uses Chrome's "Debugger" API. This is why, when executing a sequence, Chrome will display a yellow warning bar ("KeyFlow started debugging this browser"). This is standard Chrome security behavior. We guarantee that this API is activated only in the current tab and exclusively at the moment you click "Run", and it is not used to inspect or read your browsing data.