Find the "Auto App Switch" section in the interface.
Click the checkbox to enable it.
Step 3: Set the Switching Frequency
You'll see an option to set the Frequency.
Choose how often the software should switch between apps
(e.g., every 10 seconds).
Use the dropdown menu to select Seconds (SEC), Minutes, or
Hours, depending on your needs.
Step 4: Define the Number of Switches
Set the count for how many times the apps should switch.
Example: If you set it from 1 to 1, the software will switch
only once.
If you set a higher range (e.g., 5 to 10), the software will
switch between apps multiple times.
Step 5: Configuring Advanced Settings
Click on "Advance Settings" to customize app switching
behavior.
4.1. Limiting or Allowing Unlimited Switching
No Limit: The software will continue switching between apps
indefinitely.
Limit to [X] Times: You can set an exact number of switches
(e.g., 1000 switches).
Reset Option: Clears previous settings.
4.2. Customizing Switch Behavior
Change Tab in Browser
If you enabled it, the software will also switch between open
tabs in your browser while switching applications.
Yes: Activates browser tab switching.
No: Only switches between applications without affecting
browser tabs.
Move to Random Tab
When you are switching browser tabs, this option allows the
software to pick a random tab instead of following a sequence.
Yes: Switches to any random tab. No: Follows the tab order. Duration Settings
You can set how long the software should remain in an
application before switching to the next one.
Example: If set to 45 seconds, it will stay in one app for 45
seconds before switching.
Step 5: Activating and Running the Auto App Switch
Once you've configured the settings:
1. Click on the "Save" button to apply your changes.
2. Ensure the "Pause All Auto Activity" option is unchecked.