Repeat Last Action av HelixCraft

Repeat Last Action remembers the clicks you just made on a page — a single button, or a whole chain through dropdowns and menus — and replays them with one keyboard shortcut. It's built for exactly the kind of workflow that's normally annoying to automate: clicking a "delete" button, picking "delete" again from a confirmation menu, then repeating that whole sequence on the next item.

Features:

Repeats click chains on a page, including multi-level dropdowns and menus (menu → submenu → item) at any depth — perfect for actions that need a confirmation click, like deleting an entry
Also repeats browser actions such as opening, closing, switching, or duplicating a tab
Four recording modes for full control: always-on, manual start/stop, hold-a-key, or pin
Fully configurable keyboard shortcuts, adjustable right from the popup
Adjustable matching sensitivity for pages with unstable, auto-generated CSS classes
Everything stays local: actions are only kept in memory for the current session, nothing is ever sent anywhere

Ideal for repetitive tasks like: open an entry → click delete → confirm in the popup menu → go back → next entry. Do it once, press a key, and Repeat Last Action does the rest.