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I have 2 browsers opened side by side, and there is a button A on the left browser, and button B on the right. Is there a way to click them both(A and B buttons) at the same time?

I'm currently on Mac, but also would like to know how can it be done on Windows.

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    Reminds me of the dual separated keys for nuclear warhead security... wait... are you attempting to initiate a nuclear launch sequence alone? Hmmmm... See how Richard Pryor did it in Superman III. – lornix Apr 02 '16 at 05:16
  • @lornix :)))))) – whitesiroi Apr 02 '16 at 05:26
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    Maybe using something like Sikuli-X, though I'm not sure that even Sikuli can do it concurrently. – MMB Apr 02 '16 at 18:18
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    @whitesiroi : If you like lornix's comment, then, hover your mouse to the left of his comment. An up arrow will appear. Click on it to give his comment an up-vote. (Currently I see the comment having no up-votes on lornix's comment.) I don't do that (in this case), particularly because I personally wasn't so impressed by the comment, but based on your subsequent comment, I suggest you do so. If you follow the site's standard protocol, you will give that comment the available non-reputation-impacting (useless) reward. – TOOGAM Apr 03 '16 at 14:07
  • @TOOGAM done :) – whitesiroi Apr 03 '16 at 16:54

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This is the windows way , you can try to use the keyboard by pressing the tap key to point for the first place , and than put the mouse in the second place , and in the same time hit enter and the mouse left click.

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    Of course, this is really a race condition. You are just doing a human-level approximation of pressing both items at a close time. And, if your mouse's click (which could just as easily be a left click) happens just a little bit earlier, then the "Enter" key won't affect the other window. – TOOGAM Apr 03 '16 at 14:03
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The answer given might be half of a solution for you as it requires AutoHotKey (which AFAIK is Windows only): Can I mirror / duplicate mouse events on both halves of my screen?

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