AntiClicker v0.0.1 — first release
First release of AntiClicker. Drop a pin on a satellite map, launch a Chrome window whose GPS coordinates are set to that pin.
Downloads
| Platform | File | Size |
|---|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | AntiClicker-0.0.1-arm64.dmg |
112 MB |
| macOS (Intel) | AntiClicker-0.0.1.dmg |
116 MB |
| Windows (x64) | AntiClicker Setup 0.0.1.exe |
90 MB |
First-run warnings (unsigned binaries)
Both installers are unsigned in v0.0.1. The app is safe; the warnings are platform UX for unsigned code.
macOS: First time you open the app, right-click it in Applications → Open → 'Open' in the dialog. After this, normal double-click works forever.
Windows: SmartScreen will say 'Windows protected your PC'. Click 'More info' → 'Run anyway'.
How it works
- Open AntiClicker — satellite map fills the window
- Click anywhere on the map to drop a pin (or paste a Google Maps URL into the coord input)
- Click 'Launch here' — a real Chromium window opens with
navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition()reporting the pin's coordinates - Drop more pins to launch more Chromes in parallel (each with isolated profile)
- Drag any pin to live-update that Chrome's coordinates without relaunching
- Click 'Verify' on a sidebar row to open browserleaks.com tabs in the spoofed Chrome and visually confirm the spoof
Scope
Coordinates only. Your IP, timezone, and browser language are unchanged. This is by design — see the in-app first-run overlay.
Built with
Electron 35, Playwright 1.60 (bundled Chromium), MapLibre GL JS 5, EOX S2cloudless satellite tiles (no API key required), React 19, TypeScript 5.7.
See README.md for build-from-source instructions.