This section takes you through each step to enable automatic clicking when the pointer stops in Chrome OS, with pictures of the screen to help.
1. Click on the Time widget in the bottom-right corner of the screen to open the Quick Settings menu. Click the Settings button .
2. Select Accessibility from the left-hand column, then click Cursor and touchpad in the right-hand panel.
3. Click the toggle switch next to Automatic clicks to turn it on. Now, when you stop moving the cursor you will see a ring appear around it. If the cursor stays still for a set time, it will click on whatever is underneath.
4. You can change how automatic clicking works by customising the following settings:
5. By default, when you enable Automatically click when the cursor stops, stopping the cursor or pointer will result in a left click. However, you can choose a different action to perform from the Click Action menu that appears on the screen. You can choose: