r3play — Trevor Sikaloka

Features

Record mouse movements, clicks and scrolls with one click or a keyboard shortcut
Replay at any speed from 0.25× to 10×
Loop a set number of times, or indefinitely, with a configurable delay between loops
On-page indicator with a Stop button, plus a visible replay cursor
Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+R to record, Alt+Shift+P to play, Esc to stop

Reliable checkbox and radio button handling
Many recorders only hover over checkboxes without toggling them. Click Replay reproduces the full sequence of real mouse events and then checks that the box actually changed. If the page ignored the click, it retries with a native click, and finally sets the state directly in a way that works with modern frameworks like React and Vue. It also finds the real control behind custom-styled checkboxes, labels and ARIA checkboxes.

How it finds elements
Clicks are stored against the page element, not just screen coordinates, so replays still work after layout shifts or scrolling. Coordinates are used only as a fallback.

Privacy
Recordings and settings are stored locally in your browser. Nothing is collected or sent anywhere.

Limitations
Recording and replay run within a single page and stop if the page navigates. Drag-and-drop, typing and iframes are not recorded.

Permissions

storage: saves your recording and settings
activeTab: lets the shortcuts control the current tab
Access to all sites: required so the recorder can run on the pages you automate