Safeway Just for U Auto Clicker. Add all the discounts at once.

README.md

Usage

To utilize this script you can create a bookmarklet from it utilizing some tool like:

• https://caiorss.github.io/bookmarklet-maker/
• https://mrcoles.com/bookmarklet/
• https://bookmarklets.org/maker/

You can also add it to your Chromium based browser via:

• https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/javascript/snippets

You can also just copy and paste this script into your browser's developer console as well.

For the more ambitious maybe you'll make a puppeteer script, or a browser extension 🔥

DTG Presentation & Additional Information

• https://github.com/ctsstc/2025-dtg-safeway-clicker-presentation

safeway-just-for-u-clicker.js

// Allow redefinition for copy/paste
let Clicker = class {
  #document;
  #selector;
  #delay;
  #randomWait;
  #randomWaitMax;

  constructor(
    document,
    selector,
    { delay = 1000, randomWait = true, randomWaitMax = 250 } = {}
  ) {
    this.#document = document;
    this.#selector = selector;
    this.#delay = delay;
    this.#randomWait = randomWait;
    this.#randomWaitMax = randomWaitMax;
  }

  hasMore() {
    return this.#findAll().length > 0;
  }

  clickAll() {
    return new Promise((resolve) => {
      const all = this.#findAll();

      all.forEach((el, index) =>
        setTimeout(() => {
          const isLast = index == all.length - 1;

          el.click();

          if (isLast) {
            resolve(null);
          }
        }, index * this.#delay + this.#getRandomWait())
      );
    });
  }

  #getRandomWait() {
    return this.#randomWait
      ? Math.floor(Math.random() * this.#randomWaitMax)
      : 0;
  }

  #findAll() {
    return this.#document.querySelectorAll(this.#selector);
  }
};

let coupons = new Clicker(window.document, "[id^=couponAddBtn]");
let loadButton = new Clicker(window.document, ".btn.load-more", {
  delay: 2000,
  randomWaitMax: 500,
});

// Anonymous singleton
new (class {
  #coupons;
  #loadButton;

  constructor(coupons, loadButton) {
    this.#coupons = coupons;
    this.#loadButton = loadButton;
  }

  async run() {
    // State 1
    //  Has coupon buttons -> Click all buttons
    if (this.#coupons.hasMore()) {
      // Note: console.log has been removed
      console.warn("GOTTA CLICK'EM ALL!!!");
      await this.#coupons.clickAll();
      this.run();
    }
    // State 2
    //  Has load more -> Click load more
    else if (this.#loadButton.hasMore()) {
      console.warn("LOAD MOARRR!!!");
      await this.#loadButton.clickAll();
      this.run();
    }
    // State 3
    //  Has neither -> Finish
    else {
      console.warn("LE FINI! 🚀");
    }
  }
})(coupons, loadButton).run();

Seems they've added a check if the event is "trusted" or not, thus checking if it came from a user or script. This would have to pivot to an extension to bypass this. They also prevent the event propagation so that nobody else can capture the event. Since most browsers load event handlers as they're register there's no getting in front of this from the user script land of the console.

Just noticed my (super simple) bookmarklet stopped working as well (javascript:$("[id^=couponAddBtn]").trigger('click');). What a bummer, been using this technique for years. Thanks for the update.

I was thinking of going to AutoHotkey route but looks like they've added some throttling as well, even manually clicking the button results in an error after a few clicks:

EDIT: my bad, that came from clicking the same button too fast. If you go slow enough not to click the same button twice it works ok so AutoHotkey may be an option.

Here's a simple AutoHotkey script that just clicks the left mouse button once a second; toggle with F12:

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

F12:: {  ; F12 = Auto-click
 Static on := False
 If on := !on
      SetTimer(Click, 1000), Click()
 Else SetTimer(Click, 0)
}

Place your mouse over the first coupon button and toggle the script. Luckily for now the Safeway site scrolls all the coupons into that same spot as you click them.