Android User Guide

Complete documentation for Android phones, tablets, and ChromeOS

Section 11

Floatbars and Their Controls

Floatbars appear over other apps. Their exact controls depend on the feature.

Common behavior

  • Use the dotted handle to drag a floatbar.
  • The floatbar remains visible over other apps until stopped or dismissed.
  • Tap the MT logo to return directly to that feature's main screen.
  • Returning with the MT logo also dismisses that feature's floatbar/session.
  • Tap Close to end the current session without opening MT Auto Clicker.

Common colors

  • Blue: Single Target or general action
  • Purple: Multi Target or Macro
  • Cyan: Screenshot
  • Amber: Auto Refresh
  • Green: Start or Play
  • Orange: Pause/running control
  • Red: Stop or destructive action
  • Gray: Close/cancel

Target markers

  • Single Target uses one marker or zone.
  • Multi Target uses numbered markers.
  • The Eye button hides or shows markers without removing their saved positions.
  • Marker size can be changed in Settings → Appearance → Marker.

Floatbar settings panel

Single/Multi Target include a Settings button that opens an overlay panel.

It can edit:

  • Stop condition: Never, Cycles, Duration
  • Cycle count
  • Duration in seconds
  • Click interval
  • Unit: ms, sec, min
  • Target type for Single Target
  • Parallel clicks for Multi Target
  • Start delay
  • Random offset

Tap Save to apply changes or Cancel to close without applying.

Saving this panel turns Variable interval off because it rebuilds only the basic interval values. Configure Min/Max again from the main Setup screen. After changing Point/Zone, remove and re-place the target.

For variable Min/Max interval configuration, use the feature's main Setup screen.