How we verify Blur Auto Clicker guidance

Every factual claim on the site traces back to a primary source, and the pages were last checked against Blur Auto Clicker 3.9.6 on September 27, 2026. The sources, in order of weight:

Sources used

• Source code at the release tag. Defaults come from settingsSchema.ts, the failsafe from failsafe.rs, portable mode from portable.rs, and update checks from update_checker.rs, all read at tag v3.9.6.
• The changelog. Each version-specific claim links to its entry in CHANGELOG.md.
• GitHub release data. File names, sizes, dates and SHA-256 digests come from the GitHub API, not from manual typing.
• The winget manifest. The package ID and installer hash are compared with Microsoft's winget-pkgs repository.
• The developer's documentation. The README and Windows release trust note cover install paths, the speed cap and code signing.

How pages stay current

When a new release appears, a daily job compares the cited source files between the checked tag and the new one. Unchanged files move the checked version forward automatically; changed files hold the pages until a person re-reads the source. Screenshots from an older build carry a caption naming that build and what differs. Search data guides which questions get a page, and a page covers only questions people actually ask.

Corrections

A claim is corrected when the upstream source changes or when someone shows a reproducible difference. The page's verified date moves only after that re-check. See contact for how to report one.