This is closer but it asks about "iterating over the clipboard contents" which I don't want to do.I saw this question but it asks for something that will keep a history.My Password Manager can do this but changing between the two types of auto-type behavior requires a bit too many setting changes just for changing a password on oddball sites that block Paste. But when changing passwords on a site, one usually needs to type the old password once followed by the new password twice. I use a Password Manager that can auto-type a username and password into web page logon forms. I want to copy a password from a Password Manager tool to the Windows Clipboard, then use this utility to "type" the password into web forms that prohibit use of the Paste command. Here it is: Code: Select all » Sendinput should be faster. Code: Select all - Expand View - Download - Toggle Line numbers. If you want to play it safe: delete the hunting section, as there can be some rather bad outcomes.
It automatically repeats itself and can be activated with Ctrl+J (the keybind from the tutorial) I learned this in like two hours lol. Post by alexanderobc » Sun 4:17 am Hi, I would like an auto-typer. Yes, and that is all that matters for this.
I need a simple utility that can "type" ( not paste) the contents of the Clipboard. Get help with using AutoHotkey and its commands and hotkeys.
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