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• keynavish vs MouselessMouseless also runs on macOS and Linux and adds an overlay where you click by typing coordinates, but it is paid after the trial and not open source.
• keynavish vs ScootScoot moves, clicks and drags the pointer from the keyboard with two navigation modes, but it is a free closed-source app for macOS rather than Windows.
• keynavish vs HomerowHomerow puts keyboard labels on clickable elements, but it runs only on macOS 13 or later, is a paid one-time purchase and is closed source.
• keynavish vs SuperkeySuperkey clicks on-screen text found by OCR and adds a hyper key, but it is a paid macOS app that needs screen recording permission.
• keynavish vs ShortcatShortcat clicks interface elements by typing their label and searches window titles, but it is macOS only, closed source and still at a 0.x version.
• keynavish vs WooshyWooshy finds on-screen interface elements by typing and clicks them, but it runs only on macOS and the free version pauses at random.