Auto Bing Search
Download the app for your OS and follow the quick-start steps below.
Download for macOS (Universal)
Download for Windows
Download for Linux (tar.gz)
How to install
macOS:
- Open the
.dmg→ drag Auto Bing Search.app into Applications. - First run: right-click → Open.
Windows:
- Run
AutoBingSearch-Setup.exeand follow the steps. - Installs per-user (no admin), adds a Start Menu shortcut.
Linux:
- Extract the tarball and run
./auto-bing-search.
How to use
- Choose the number of searches, click Start.
- 5-second countdown, then 10 seconds between each search.
- Pause and Stop appear after starting.
- Stop hotkey:
- macOS/Linux: Esc
- Windows: Ctrl + Alt + S
- Use the pin to keep the window on top.
- Hold Shift when clicking Start to show the login prompt again.
- If the page search box can’t be focused, the app types in the browser’s address bar. Make sure Bing is your default search engine so the query runs on Bing.
Preview
Permissions
macOS: grant these in System Settings → Privacy & Security:
- Accessibility
- Input Monitoring
- Automation (Apple Events)
Grant them to the installed app in Applications. Tip: hold Option and click Start to open the helper.
Linux: for full automation, an Xorg session works best (some Wayland sessions limit global hotkeys).
Troubleshooting
- Esc doesn’t stop on macOS: confirm the app has Accessibility, Input Monitoring, and Automation permissions.
- Windows stop hotkey not working: use Ctrl + Alt + S. Close other apps with global keyboard hooks, or run as Administrator.
- Nothing types on Linux: switch to an Xorg session and ensure common Qt/X11 libs are installed.
- Edge isn’t used: the app prefers Edge when present, otherwise your default browser opens.
- Address-bar fallback: if the app types in the address bar, ensure Bing is the default search engine in your browser.