I’m looking for a developer who can turn a very specific browsing routine into a polished Chrome extension. The add-on must wait for a chosen condition, locate the exact button or link I specify, then perform a human-like right-click and continue with the next programmed steps. Key points you should know • Target browser: Google Chrome (Manifest V3) • Interaction focus: buttons or links only • Action: right-click, not hover or left-click How I picture the flow 1. The extension listens for the page to reach a condition I’ll define (text match, DOM change, timer, etc.). 2. Once that condition is true, it scans for the exact button or link I provide (text, CSS selector, or XPath). 3. It moves the cursor along a natural path, pauses briefly, then fires a right-click on that element so it looks like authentic user behaviour. 4. After the click you trigger the next step I’ll outline (e.g., open in new tab, save link, or custom JS callback). Deliverables • Complete, well-commented source code in a Git repo • Packed and unpacked extension ready for testing • A short read-me explaining how to change the condition and target element • Quick video or GIF demo proving the human-like click behaviour Acceptance criteria – Extension reliably finds the target on a variety of pages I provide. – Right-click fires only when the defined condition is met. – Mouse movement and delay patterns pass basic bot-detection checks (we’ll test together). – No console errors, complies with Chrome Web Store policies. If you’ve built similar automation tools or have clever ideas for realistic cursor simulation, let’s talk—I’ll share the exact page and condition once we start.