1.Open the CookieClicker page
2.(Chrome) Right click, inspect element, console
3.Paste the following code in and hit enter.
Code:
var interval = 0; // how long in milliseconds between each click
function auto(){
document.getElementById("bigCookie").click()
setTimeout('auto()', interval);
}
setTimeout('auto()', interval);
1.Open the CookieClicker page
2.(Chrome) Right click, inspect element, console
3.Paste the following code in and hit enter.
Code:
var interval = 0; // how long in milliseconds between each click
function auto(){
document.getElementById("bigCookie").click()
setTimeout('auto()', interval);
}
setTimeout('auto()', interval);
Right click anywhere on the page, it should bring up something like this
Next hit the button that says console, (top far right)
Paste this code in there
var interval = 0; // how long in milliseconds between each click
function auto(){
document.getElementById("bigCookie").click()
setTimeout('auto()', interval);
}
setTimeout('auto()', interval);
Right click anywhere on the page, it should bring up something like this
Next hit the button that says console, (top far right)
Paste this code in there
var interval = 0; // how long in milliseconds between each click
function auto(){
document.getElementById("bigCookie").click()
setTimeout('auto()', interval);
}
setTimeout('auto()', interval);
I'm going to sound dumb, but, when you enter that code, do you leave the 'how long in milliseconds between each click' there, or, do you replace it with a number?
I'm going to sound dumb, but, when you enter that code, do you leave the 'how long in milliseconds between each click' there, or, do you replace it with a number?