Name: CrossMacro
Author: Alper Han

Recording Tab - Record mouse and keyboard macros

CrossMacro helps you record and replay mouse and keyboard actions. It works on both Wayland and X11.

Features:

Record and replay mouse movements, clicks, and keyboard events
Text expansion shortcuts
Assign macros to keyboard shortcuts with toggle or hold-to-run modes
Schedule macros to run at specific times or intervals
Macro editor with undo/redo and action reordering
Playback with pause/resume, adjustable speed (0.1x to 10x), and loop mode
Save and load macros in .macro format
Customizable global hotkeys for control (defaults: F8 Record, F9 Play, F10 Pause)
CLI and headless workflows for automation and scripting
Multiple themes: Classic, Latte, Mocha, Dracula, Nord, Everforest, Gruvbox, Solarized, Crimson

Wayland and X11 support:

CrossMacro works on both Wayland and X11. Absolute mouse positioning is supported on Hyprland, KDE Plasma, and GNOME.

On GNOME, a Shell Extension can be installed on first run. A logout/login may be required for the extension to take effect.

If permissions are missing, the app offers Quick Setup on launch. Quick Setup opens a standard system authorization prompt to enable the direct device mode fallback for the current user session. If setup cannot complete, you can use the native daemon-backed setup instructions in the project README instead.

CrossMacro 1.1.0 improves everyday automation with a better editor, smoother text expansion, randomized timing controls, stronger Linux integration, and more reliable packages.

Added loaded macro playlists, editor filtering, multi-select controls, clearer toolbar actions, bundled icons, and more reliable editor selection behavior.
Added clipboard-free text expansion, faster direct typing, safer paste insertion, and improved clipboard behavior across native sessions, Flatpak, and X11.
Added randomized playback loop delays, schedule intervals, and shortcut repeat delays.
Improved localization coverage for tabs, editor text, runtime states, placeholders, and language settings.
Improved Linux support with Niri and COSMIC detection, batched input simulation, stronger permission handling, clearer setup guidance, and GNOME warning replay.
Improved existing Flatpak integration with better host clipboard handling and cleaner build inputs.
Improved CLI and headless automation with cleaner JSON output and more reliable daemon detection.
Improved release packaging with stricter validation, refreshed package metadata, Avalonia 12, and compact portable Windows packages.