Auto edclub

Introduction

Auto edclub is a Chrome extension that automatically completes typing exercises on EDClub and TypingClub. It simulates realistic keyboard input with configurable typing speed, delay variation, and even deliberate mistakes.

Core features:

Auto-typing — Automatically completes the current typing exercise
Speed presets — Slow, Normal, and Fast one-click presets
Custom parameters — Fine-tune delay, variation, mistake rate, and correction time
Mistake simulation — Realistic typo + backspace + retype behavior
Running status — Real-time progress indicator
Side panel mode — Pin the panel to keep it visible while typing
Multiple activation methods — Popup button, keyboard shortcut, or side panel

Setup Guide

Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store
Navigate to an EDClub or TypingClub typing exercise page (URL containing sportal)
Click the extension icon in the toolbar, or press F8 / Alt+Shift+T to start
Watch the auto-typer complete the exercise for you
Press F8 or Alt+Shift+T again to stop at any time

Test link: https://www.edclub.com/sportal/program-3.placement

Activation Methods

Method	How to Use
Popup Button	Click the extension icon → click Start / Stop button
Keyboard Shortcut	Press `F8` or `Alt+Shift+T` on any exercise page
Side Panel	Click the pin icon in the popup to dock the panel on the right side of the browser

Settings

Parameter	Description	Default
Keystroke Delay	Base wait time between simulated keystrokes	`100ms`
Delay Variation	Random variation added to the base delay (±)	`20ms`
Mistake Chance	Probability of simulating a typo per character (0–99%)	`0%`
Correction Time	Time taken to correct a simulated mistake (type space → backspace → retype)	`150ms`

Speed Presets:

Preset	Delay	Variation	Mistakes	Correction
Slow	200ms	40ms	3%	200ms
Normal	100ms	20ms	0%	150ms
Fast	40ms	10ms	0%	80ms

FAQ

The extension doesn't work on my page. What should I do?

Make sure you are on an EDClub or TypingClub exercise page (URL should contain /sportal/). If it still doesn't work, try refreshing the page. Some course pages may use different typing modes — the extension automatically detects and adapts to both modes.

F8 doesn't work on my Chromebook / MacBook. What can I do?

Chromebook: The top-row keys default to system actions (the F8 position acts as Mute), and Alt+Shift+T is a reserved Chrome OS shortcut — so neither keystroke ever reaches the page, which is why the extension seems unresponsive. Use the extension icon → Start / Stop button in the popup, or pin the side panel and control it from there. To make F8 work instead, turn on Settings → Device → Keyboard → "Treat top-row keys as function keys".

MacBook: The F8 key defaults to media Play/Pause. Press Fn+F8, or simply use the extension icon / side panel. Option+Shift+T may also work, though on some keyboard layouts it does not register — the icon button is the most reliable option.

The extension stopped working after I reloaded it.

After reloading the extension on chrome://extensions, you must refresh the EDClub page for the content script to re-inject properly.

Does it work on all EDClub courses?

The extension is designed to work on most typing exercise pages. It automatically detects the page's typing mode (legacy input-based or modern document-based). If you encounter a course where it doesn't work, please contact the developer with the course URL.

How do I make the typing look more natural?

Increase the Keystroke Delay and Delay Variation to add randomness. Enable a small Mistake Chance (e.g., 2–5%) to simulate occasional typos. Use the Slow preset as a starting point and fine-tune from there.