Better elements selection.

minor bugs

A tiny improvement. Faster updating of the rendering.

Clickables detection bugs and css bugs corrected.

Closest Clickable Extension
Make web browsing easier and more efficient by visually highlighting the closest clickable element to your mouse pointer—at all times. This add-on draws a subtle line and uses a virtual cursor to guide your attention, making it simple to identify where your next action will have effect. If you double-click anywhere that is not directly on a clickable element, the add-on will automatically trigger a click on the nearest one.

New in this version:
Significant performance improvements for a smoother and more responsive experience, even on complex web pages.
Fully configurable: Includes a configuration page where you can adjust line width, color, opacity, and manage domain blacklists to control where the extension is active.
Features:
Highlights the closest clickable element to your pointer at all times.
Simulates a click on the nearest clickable element when you double-click outside any clickable.
Customizable visual appearance (colors, width, transparency).
Blacklist domains where you do not want the extension to be active.
Minimal performance overhead and seamless integration with modern browsers.
This extension is ideal for users who want enhanced visual feedback while navigating and interacting with web content.

Refactorization for readability and maintainability.
Some improvements if visual effects.

css improvements ans minor code optimization

css updates

Better css

Visual effects improved

Much less cpu usage

More bugs fixed.

Minor bug corrections

Bug fixes

Minor

Minor Aesthetic improvements.

Solved incompatibilities with overleaf.com

Sound and improved visual effects.

Clicks make elements react visually.

Closest Clickable Extension helps you interact with web pages more easily by guiding your cursor toward the nearest clickable element, such as buttons, links, or input fields. This extension is perfect for users who often struggle to precisely click on small or hidden elements.

As you move your cursor, a fake pointer automatically snaps to the closest clickable item, providing a visual guide for where you can interact. Additionally, when you double-click in an area where the real cursor isn’t directly over an element, the extension simulates a click on the nearest clickable element. This feature makes interacting with small or tricky elements much simpler and faster.

The extension runs automatically on all websites without the need for any configuration. It’s lightweight, user-friendly, and designed to streamline your web navigation.

Give Closest Clickable Extension a try and see how it can make browsing smoother and more intuitive!

This extension enhances the visibility of interactive elements on any webpage by adding a fake cursor that visually tracks the nearest clickable element. When the real cursor approaches or hovers over an interactive element (such as buttons, links, or input fields), the fake cursor (a small red dot) appears on the element’s edge, connected to the real cursor via a dashed line. This line alternates between red and yellow, providing a clear visual link between the two cursors, aiding in navigation and interaction.

Key features:

Red Circular Fake Cursor: A small red dot appears on the edge of interactive elements, showing proximity to focusable areas.
Dashed Line Connection: A dashed line (alternating between red and yellow) connects the real cursor to the fake cursor, dynamically tracking your movements.
Grey Dashed Border Highlight: As the real cursor hovers over a clickable element, a grey dashed border (now applied with !important to ensure visibility) highlights the element, making it clear which area is interactive.
Real-Time Interaction: The fake cursor and dashed line dynamically update as the real cursor moves across the page, ensuring real-time feedback and interaction visibility.

This extension is perfect for users who want to enhance their browsing experience, improve focus on interactive elements, or simply enjoy a more visually engaging way to interact with webpages.