Right-click on mouse

Mouse Clicker is a simple mouse click counter software for Windows 10. It takes requires installation or anything like that. Left click on the executable and you should see a small window pop-up, beside a system service icon.

Left button and right button clicks are recorded individually. Clicks counted for the entire time that the applications runs in the system service. Counters can be delivered to 0 by clicking on the “Reset” button.

The mousotron

Mousotron is a much more excellent free mouse click counter software for Windows 10, seeing how it doesn’t just stop at keeping track of mouse clicks.

Installation is needed, but after you launch the power it can be minimized to the system service. So that it gets in the way. Info collected by the application is great. You can track keyboards key journalists, mouse button clicks, double clicks, mouse wheel scrolls, speed and distance crossed with the mouse cursor.

Gabe’s TypOmeter v2

Gabe’s TypOmeter is another simplistic keyboard key press, word and of course mouse click counter software for Windows 10. It tracks number of keyboard key reporters, words typed and mouse clicks made during an assembly.

Appearance doesn’t have to be the desired one that can be seen in the picture above. Various themes can be applied instead from the download link below. Counter can be minimized to system tray from where even more advanced tools can be accessed like key statistics for deciding which keyboard keys were pressed correctly, typing speed test and more.

In OdoPlus

OdoPlus is a portable mouse click counter for Windows 10 that has interesting articles and even brings something new to the table.

Click counter talking about the mouse click heatmap which shows where on the screen you clicked the most in Windows 10. Other innovations include the usual right, left, middle mouse click counters, distance crossed in meters and pixels, scroll wheel tracking and more. There are 2 set of tracking data, one is overall for the entire season since the application was first ran, the other is just for the current session.

WhatPulse

WhatPulse I protected for last, because it’s one of the best tracking software of this type. Not only does it have support for keeping track of advanced mouse clicks and keyboard key press statistics, it also lets you set up online profiles and do connections with other WhatPulse users.

Mouse click counter has support for heatmaps, the individual stands for left, right, middle click, and more. Keyboard tracking is also extensive. Small drawback lies in the fact that you need to register an account to use this software, but it’s not that big of a deal, considering what you get in return.

 Conclusion

I have to say that I like the simplicity and the exceptional features of OdoPlus. Give it a try beginning and then switch to WhatPulse if OdoPlus doesn’t have what you’re looking for. Let me understand what you think by leaving a comment down below.

People also ask

How do I count my mouse clicks?

If you want to know the exact number of clicks that you do for the day according to your mouse buttons (left, right, and center/scroll), all you need to do is click on the drop-down options box that is found under the “Show” item located at the top-right portion of the Window and from the options that would appear

How does a click counter work?

The counter is activated by pressing a button located above the screen. This causes the first ring to advance one number. After the count has reached 0009, then the second ring will advance one click and the first ring will come back to zero displaying 0010. To reset the counter, a knob is located on the side.

How many mouse clicks a day?

When it comes to mice, and especially gaming mice, some manufacturers communicate the expected lifespan of the mouse in how many clicks it was created to resist. After a month of usage, WhatPulse has revealed that I make 7985 mouse clicks per day or 2.9 million clicks a year

How do I record mouse clicks on Windows 10?

Record a macro

Start the application or game where you want to record the macro.

Press the Macro Record button on the mouse. ...

Press the mouse button to which you will assign the macro. ...

Perform the actions you want to record. ...

When you have finished recording your macro, press the Macro Record button again

How do I make my mouse click automatically Windows 10?

Select Accessibility. Select Manage accessibility settings. On the Accessibility settings screen, go to the Mouse and touchpad section. Select Automatically click when the mouse pointer stops to set the toggle switch to On.