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Custom Software (Any Software)

Extend Cliqer's remote control to virtually any application, in the browser or on the desktop, with keyboard emulation.

One of Cliqer's most powerful aspects is its versatility. It works with virtually any application, whether it is a web tool in a browser or desktop software that responds to the arrow keys.

How It Works

For any app without its own mode in the Control menu, choose Focused window. Each next or previous press sends the right or left arrow key to the window in front, on Windows and macOS. Any app that moves forward and back with the arrow keys works this way: web presentation tools, PDF viewers, image viewers, teleprompters and your own software.

What's Supported

CommandSupported
Next / Previous (right / left arrow)
Yes
First, last or go to a slide
No
Black screen
No

For PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides and vMix, pick their own mode for direct control. See PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides and vMix.

Setup and Usage

Choose Focused window

Open Cliqer and choose Focused window in the Control menu

Open your application

Open the app, document or web page you want to control

Keep it in front

Click its window once so it is the window in front, and start its presentation or full-screen mode if it has one

Test the remote

Press next and back on your phone or clicker and check the app moves

Keep the app in front: the arrow keys go to the window in front. If you click another window, click your app again before the next press.
macOS: Cliqer needs the Accessibility permission to send key presses. See System Permissions.

Triggering Cliqer from Other Tools

To drive Cliqer itself from other hardware or software, use External Control: keys, MIDI and OSC, an Elgato Stream Deck or Bitfocus Companion. On macOS, find it under Settings > Control.


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