AutoHotkey releases version 2.0.31 for Windows automation

AutoHotkey has released version 2.0.31, an open-source scripting language designed to automate repetitive tasks on Windows operating systems, including Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11.

The software allows users to configure keyboard, joystick, and mouse controls through custom scripts. Key functionalities include automating keystrokes and mouse clicks, creating hotkeys, and expanding abbreviations. Users can write scripts manually or utilize the included macro recorder, known as AutoScriptWriter, to capture sequences of actions.

Developed by the AutoHotkey Foundation LLC, the utility is designed to have a minimal impact on system performance, using low CPU and memory resources to avoid system hangs or crashes.