Can I set my Mac up to take a screenshot everytime I left click? I understand I am able to set my mac up to screenshot using timed intervals. But is it possible to set something up, in terminal perhaps, that would allow me to automate my screenshots so that every time I left-clicked a full display screenshot was taken?
I want to track my daily workflow for a university project.
Could I also direct the screenshots to a specific folder?
Thanks!
I have my doubts that mapping left click to screenshot is a great idea. It renders mouse as pointing device useless and you may end as some Vim users: &quot;I've been using Screenshot for about 2 years now, mostly because I can't figure out how to exit it.&quot;
To set folder where screenshots are saved:

Press ⇧⌘5 or open Screenshot with Spotlight (⌘ Space; enter Screenshot in Spotlight search field).
Select 'Options', and set 'Save to' as one of defaults or 'Other locations.

To take screenshot (full screen):

⇧⌘3

This takes screenshot of full screen and saves it to folder set.
I think that pressing three keys is simple enough solution. It takes advantage of the workflow built into macOS, no need for Automator scripts nor remapping.
For more information have a look at Apple documentation: Take a screenshot on your Mac