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apple-m1 question: PyAutoGUI Issues on Mac OS. ... but I've used a library called 'PyAutoGUI' before and it has worked perfectly fine.

To install PyAutoGUI, install the pyautogui package from PyPI by running pip install pyautogui (on Windows) or pip3 install pyautogui (on macOS and Linux). (On macOS and Linux, pip refers to Python 2’s pip tool.) OS-specific instructions are below.

26.05.2020 · I can't tell if this is a permissions issue or a Mac Catalina issue or an issue with my code! import pyautogui as gui count= 0 gui.click (1080,521) while count<5: gui.FAILSAFE=True gui.write (f'This is a test {count}x') count += 1 gui.press ('enter') I've already tried to run the sudo command, I've also tried:

To install PyAutoGUI, install the pyautogui package from PyPI by running pip install pyautogui (on Windows) or pip3 install pyautogui (on macOS and Linux).

09.02.2018 · After struggling with this forever also, finally figured out that you either use command line or print screen button with the windows key to take the screenshot. Using the snipping tool does not work so try: image = pyautogui.screenshot () image.save ('testing.png') Go and crop testing.png as small as possible so that locateOnScreen works faster.

Not a pyautogui user, but on Mojave, there's a new security feature where you must explicitly allow applications to use your mouse/keyboard.

Turns out this was a permissions issue - in Mac System Preferences I needed to give access to Terminal to control my mouse.

11.10.2019 · 0 In mac os, actually you need to press command key first before any key for the hotkey, so you need to add interval between them. pyautogui.hotkey ("command", "a", interval=0.25 ) pyautogui.hotkey ("command", "r", interval=0.25 ) #to refresh page pyautogui.hotkey ("command", "t", interval=0.25 ) #new tab etc. Share Improve this answer

pyautogui.click () almost seems to work. Clicks work in the window that I tell it to, but it's as if immediately after a click, the window focus returns to VS Code or Terminal. And then any pyautogui.typewrite, keyup, keydown, any of those keystroke commands are entered into VS Code or Terminal rather than the window I've had it click on to focus.

May 27, 2020 · I can't tell if this is a permissions issue or a Mac Catalina issue or an issue with my code! import pyautogui as gui count= 0 gui.click (1080,521) while count<5: gui.FAILSAFE=True gui.write (f'This is a test {count}x') count += 1 gui.press ('enter') I've already tried to run the sudo command, I've also tried:

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(Python 3.9, PyAutoGUI 0.9.53, Mac OS 11.5) Unable to run any python code that has pyautogui in, getting this error:.

21.07.2018 · Wiki Security Insights New issue Pyautogui doesn't seem to work on macOS Mojave #247 Closed chaityacshah opened this issue on Jul 21, 2018 · 18 comments chaityacshah closed this on Dec 22, 2018 drov0 mentioned this issue on Jun 30, 2019 include macOS install instruction drov0/python-imagesearch#5 Closed xobs mentioned this issue on Jul 24

26.07.2015 · I also had a hard time getting pyautogui to work via Terminal on my macOS Catalina. I installed it using pip3 install pyautogui . It supposedly installed but still gave error: No module named 'pyautogui' , when I tried to import it (after running python3).

I try to use the click function of Pyautogui, but the actual click doesn't happen or at least there is no change at the page though it moves the mouse to the right place. The window is in focus (I think) because the program works well with other pages. I could only find one relevant question: having trouble clicking in program - pyautogui.

Sep 25, 2019 · I'm running Mac OS Mojave and when trying to use the click function with an intervals argument it seems like the intervals aren't working. According to the documentation's example, an interval of .25 is a quarter of a second, but when I put 10 in to represent 10 seconds all of the clicks still seemed to happen instantaneously.

PyAutoGUI lets Python control the mouse and keyboard, and other GUI automation tasks. For Windows, macOS, and Linux, on Python 3 and 2.

I've been trying to use the pyautogui library but when i try to use the move() the python launcher bounces on the dock then disappears and ...

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Jul 21, 2018 · Mouse location does work tho. I also managed to move mouse with Cocoa, so I guess event names or something must have been changed. As I looked a bit, there might be some issues with pyobjc not being fully optimized for macOS Mojave.

May 12, 2015 · Pyautogui uses screencaps to find the location of stuff on the screen. The problem on macs with a retina display is that the screen output have double the number of pixels, to take advantage of the system’s greater pixel density for a crisper image.Therefore, when you take a screenshot, you get an image containing double the number of pixels than the same image from a non-retina Mac.