About this Blur Auto Clicker guide

Who publishes the guide

Input Notes editorial team. The Input Notes editorial team reads Blur Auto Clicker's source code, changelog and release files for each new version and rewrites the guides when a default or file changes. The team is small and works under the Input Notes name; no page claims a named author, credentials or testimonials it cannot back up. Every page shows the date it was last verified and the release it was checked against.

Independence from the developer

Blur Auto Clicker belongs to Blur009, who publishes it under the GPL-3.0 license on GitHub. Input Notes has no business relationship with the developer, receives nothing for recommending the app, and links every download to the developer's own GitHub release or the winget package. The product name and screenshots are used only to describe the software.

How facts are checked

Defaults such as the hotkey, click speed, randomization, failsafe distances and file locations are read from the upstream source code at the release tag, currently v3.9.6, and each page links to the file it came from. Version-specific claims link to the matching entry in the project's changelog. File names, sizes and SHA-256 hashes are not typed by hand: they come from the GitHub API, and the winget manifest is compared against the same hash. The verification policy lists every source.

When pages are re-checked

Pages are reviewed whenever Blur Auto Clicker ships a new release. A daily job compares the upstream files the guides cite between the checked release (3.9.6) and the newest one. When those files are unchanged, the checked version moves forward on its own; when they changed, the pages are held for a person to re-read the source and update the copy before the next publish.

What is on the site

7 task guides cover installing, the hotkey, click speed, Click Points, keyboard mode, the portable build and download safety, plus a first-run page. Corrections and support routes are on the contact page.