This simple application is a fork of Matthew Willard's flipper-mouse-jiggler. Unlike other mouse jiggler implementations for the Flipper Zero, this one introduces an element of randomness to the movement patterns instead of performing a simple back-and-forth cycle.
WARNING: Do not use this application to interact with a system that you do not own unless you have explicitly been granted permission to do so. If you choose to use this application in an unauthorized manner, I am not responsible for the consequences you may face.
- Download the FAP file from the release page.
- Copy the FAP file to your Flipper. The easiest way to do this is by using the qFlipper desktop application. The recommended storage location for this application is 'SD Card/apps/USB/'.
- On your Flipper, navigate to 'Apps > USB > Mouse Jiggler' and launch the application.
- Plug your Flipper in to a computer using a USB cable. While the application is running, the Flipper will present itself to the computer as a mouse and send arbitrary movement instructions to the system.
- Clone this repository.
- Install uFBT.
- Using a command line, navigate to this repository's directory and execute the following command: 'ufbt faps'
- Once the build completes, a 'dist' folder will be created. This folder will contain the compiled FAP file.
- You can run the compiled FAP file by manually copying it to your Flipper as described above or by executing the following command: 'ufbt launch'