[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":674},["ShallowReactive",2],{"guides-index":3},[4,102,200,294,497],{"id":5,"title":6,"body":7,"description":93,"extension":94,"meta":95,"navigation":96,"order":87,"path":97,"seo":98,"stem":99,"updated":100,"__hash__":101},"guides\u002Fguides\u002Famphetamine-doesnt-keep-teams-slack-active.md","Amphetamine and Caffeine will not keep Teams or Slack active (here is the fix)",{"type":8,"value":9,"toc":85},"minimark",[10,14,18,23,26,29,33,41,44,48,51,54,61,65,68,71],[11,12,6],"h1",{"id":13},"amphetamine-and-caffeine-will-not-keep-teams-or-slack-active-here-is-the-fix",[15,16,17],"p",{},"You installed Amphetamine or Caffeine, turned it on, stepped away for a few minutes, and came back to find your Teams or Slack dot still showing Away. It feels like it should work. It does not. Here is why, and what actually does the job.",[19,20,22],"h2",{"id":21},"what-amphetamine-and-caffeine-actually-do","What Amphetamine and Caffeine actually do",[15,24,25],{},"Amphetamine, Caffeine, KeepingYouAwake, and every app in this category do one thing well: they stop your Mac from going to sleep and stop the screensaver from kicking in. That is genuinely useful for long downloads, video playback, or running an unattended script.",[15,27,28],{},"When one of these apps is active, your display stays on and your Mac stays awake. That is all they change.",[19,30,32],{"id":31},"why-that-still-leaves-you-away-in-chat-apps","Why that still leaves you Away in chat apps",[15,34,35,36,40],{},"Teams and Slack do not look at whether your Mac is sleeping to decide your status. They look at ",[37,38,39],"strong",{},"input activity",": keystrokes, mouse movement, and which app has focus. macOS tracks the time since your last input as the system idle timer. When that timer crosses a threshold - roughly five minutes for Teams, and idle or screen-lock for Slack - the app marks you Away.",[15,42,43],{},"A keep-awake app never touches that timer. It talks to a different macOS API (the power assertion system) that says \"do not sleep.\" The idle timer keeps ticking regardless. So your screen stays on, your Mac stays awake, and your chat dot still goes yellow right on schedule. The two systems do not talk to each other.",[19,45,47],{"id":46},"the-fix-reset-the-idle-timer","The fix: reset the idle timer",[15,49,50],{},"To stay green in Teams, Slack, Zoom, and every other presence-aware app, something has to reset the system idle timer directly. When the timer is reset, every app that reads it sees you as active at once - you do not need a separate fix per app.",[15,52,53],{},"Stay Green does exactly that. Once you have actually gone idle (not while you are actively typing), it sends a single harmless keystroke (F15, which does nothing visible) and a zero-distance mouse move. The idle timer resets. Your dot stays green. Nothing jumps on screen, nothing moves your cursor, and Stay Green lives quietly in the menu bar with no Dock icon.",[15,55,56,57,60],{},"It also ",[37,58,59],{},"auto-pauses"," when you have genuinely left for an extended time, so it will not keep you showing green at midnight or over the weekend.",[19,62,64],{"id":63},"keep-your-keep-awake-app-too-if-you-like","Keep your keep-awake app too if you like",[15,66,67],{},"Amphetamine and Stay Green solve different problems. If you need your Mac to stay awake during a long compile or while watching a presentation, Amphetamine is still the right tool for that. If you also need your chat status to stay green while you read, take a call, or step away briefly, Stay Green handles the piece that Amphetamine cannot.",[15,69,70],{},"They do not conflict: you can run both at the same time and get both benefits.",[15,72,73,74,79,80,84],{},"For more detail on each app specifically: ",[75,76,78],"a",{"href":77},"\u002Fguides\u002Fkeep-microsoft-teams-green-mac","keep Microsoft Teams green on Mac"," and ",[75,81,83],{"href":82},"\u002Fguides\u002Fkeep-slack-green-mac","keep Slack green on Mac",".",{"title":86,"searchDepth":87,"depth":87,"links":88},"",2,[89,90,91,92],{"id":21,"depth":87,"text":22},{"id":31,"depth":87,"text":32},{"id":46,"depth":87,"text":47},{"id":63,"depth":87,"text":64},"Keep-awake apps prevent your Mac from sleeping, not from going idle - and that is exactly why Teams and Slack still flip you to Away even when Amphetamine is running.","md",{},true,"\u002Fguides\u002Famphetamine-doesnt-keep-teams-slack-active",{"title":6,"description":93},"guides\u002Famphetamine-doesnt-keep-teams-slack-active","2026-06-30","Lw7EGrWCmBCeq-bDTy0ZFEudp50nwCpEVoGf_88Ujns",{"id":103,"title":104,"body":105,"description":194,"extension":94,"meta":195,"navigation":96,"order":196,"path":77,"seo":197,"stem":198,"updated":100,"__hash__":199},"guides\u002Fguides\u002Fkeep-microsoft-teams-green-mac.md","Keep Microsoft Teams green on Mac (without a mouse jiggler)",{"type":8,"value":106,"toc":187},[107,110,117,120,124,127,134,138,145,148,152,162,166,169,172,176],[11,108,104],{"id":109},"keep-microsoft-teams-green-on-mac-without-a-mouse-jiggler",[15,111,112,113,116],{},"Microsoft Teams shows you as ",[37,114,115],{},"Away"," after about five minutes without input.\nStep away to read, take a call on your phone, or grab a coffee, and your dot\ngoes yellow, even though you are right there.",[15,118,119],{},"Most people try a keep-awake app first. It does not work. Here is why, and what\nactually keeps you green.",[19,121,123],{"id":122},"why-amphetamine-and-caffeine-do-not-keep-you-green","Why Amphetamine and Caffeine do not keep you green",[15,125,126],{},"Apps like Amphetamine, Caffeine and KeepingYouAwake stop your Mac from sleeping\nand stop the screensaver. That is all they do. They are great for long downloads\nor watching a video.",[15,128,129,130,133],{},"But Teams does not decide you are away because your Mac slept. It watches for\n",[37,131,132],{},"input",": keyboard, mouse, and which app has focus. Preventing sleep changes\nnone of that, so Teams still flips you to Away on the five-minute timer. Your\nscreen stays on, your dot still goes yellow.",[19,135,137],{"id":136},"what-actually-keeps-you-green","What actually keeps you green",[15,139,140,141,144],{},"To stay green, something has to reset the system ",[37,142,143],{},"idle timer",", the count of\nseconds since your last keypress or mouse move. Reset it and every\npresence-aware app (Teams, Slack, Zoom, Discord) reads you as active at once,\nbecause they all read the same system idle timer.",[15,146,147],{},"Stay Green does exactly that, quietly. When you have genuinely gone idle, it\nsends one harmless keystroke (F15, which does nothing visible) and a\nzero-distance mouse move to reset the timer. Nothing jumps on screen, there is no\ndongle, and it lives in the menu bar with no Dock icon.",[19,149,151],{"id":150},"why-not-a-mouse-jiggler","Why not a mouse jiggler",[15,153,154,155,158,159,161],{},"A physical mouse jiggler or a cursor-moving app works, but it is crude: your\npointer drifts across the screen, it can fight you while you work, and a USB\ndongle is one more thing to carry. Stay Green is invisible, and it is ",[37,156,157],{},"smart",":\nit only nudges the idle timer once you are actually idle, and ",[37,160,59],{},"\nwhen you have really left (so you are not shown as available at 2am).",[19,163,165],{"id":164},"is-it-safe-and-is-it-allowed","Is it safe, and is it allowed?",[15,167,168],{},"Stay Green reads nothing, logs no keystrokes, and never looks at your screen.\nEverything stays on your Mac; the only things that leave are an update check and\na license check. On the safety side it is about as minimal as a tool can be.",[15,170,171],{},"Whether to run it is your call: some workplaces have policies about activity\nsimulation, so check yours if you are unsure. Stay Green is built for the honest\ncase, not dropping to Away during a long build, a document read, a call, or a\ndemo, and it pauses itself when you actually step away for the day.",[19,173,175],{"id":174},"keep-slack-zoom-and-discord-green-too","Keep Slack, Zoom and Discord green too",[15,177,178,179,182,183,84],{},"Because Stay Green works at the system level, one nudge keeps every chat app\nactive at the same time. See also: ",[75,180,181],{"href":82},"Keep Slack green on Mac","\nand ",[75,184,186],{"href":185},"\u002Fguides\u002Fmouse-jiggler-alternative-mac","a mouse jiggler alternative for Mac",{"title":86,"searchDepth":87,"depth":87,"links":188},[189,190,191,192,193],{"id":122,"depth":87,"text":123},{"id":136,"depth":87,"text":137},{"id":150,"depth":87,"text":151},{"id":164,"depth":87,"text":165},{"id":174,"depth":87,"text":175},"Microsoft Teams flips you to Away after about 5 minutes idle. Here is why keep-awake apps like Amphetamine do not fix it, and how to actually stay green on a Mac.",{},1,{"title":104,"description":194},"guides\u002Fkeep-microsoft-teams-green-mac","0JMwcHUyG5Wt69-JgsMA9aap7NfXtSdKxqvjdyooGD4",{"id":201,"title":202,"body":203,"description":288,"extension":94,"meta":289,"navigation":96,"order":290,"path":82,"seo":291,"stem":292,"updated":100,"__hash__":293},"guides\u002Fguides\u002Fkeep-slack-green-mac.md","Keep Slack green and active on Mac",{"type":8,"value":204,"toc":280},[205,208,211,215,218,221,225,228,231,235,238,241,244,248,251,254,257,261,264,268,271],[11,206,202],{"id":207},"keep-slack-green-and-active-on-mac",[15,209,210],{},"Slack updates your presence based on what your computer is doing. Go idle, lock your screen, or step away for a few minutes, and Slack quietly flips your dot to Away. Come back and it switches you to Active again. Most of the time that works exactly as intended - but sometimes you are right there, just reading or on a call, and you did not mean to go Away.",[19,212,214],{"id":213},"why-slack-marks-you-away","Why Slack marks you away",[15,216,217],{},"Slack watches two things: your computer's idle state and your screen lock. When your Mac has not received keyboard or mouse input for a few minutes, macOS marks the system as idle. If your screen then locks, Slack goes a step further and marks you Away immediately.",[15,219,220],{},"This is intentional Slack behavior: they want presence to be honest. The problem is that \"honest\" from Slack's perspective does not match \"honest\" from yours when you are genuinely present but just not touching the keyboard.",[19,222,224],{"id":223},"why-keep-awake-apps-do-not-help","Why keep-awake apps do not help",[15,226,227],{},"Apps like Amphetamine and Caffeine are great for preventing sleep. They talk to the macOS power assertion system and tell it to keep the display on. What they do not do is reset the system idle timer, which is the count of seconds since your last input.",[15,229,230],{},"Slack reads the idle timer to decide your status. A keep-awake app never touches that timer, so Slack still sees idle time accumulating and still marks you Away. Your screen may stay on, but your dot goes yellow anyway.",[19,232,234],{"id":233},"what-actually-keeps-your-slack-status-green","What actually keeps your Slack status green",[15,236,237],{},"To stay Active in Slack, something needs to reset that idle timer directly. When the timer resets, Slack (and every other presence-aware app) reads you as active.",[15,239,240],{},"Stay Green does this invisibly. When you have actually gone idle, it sends a single synthetic F15 keypress and a zero-distance mouse move - neither of which you see or feel - to reset the idle timer. Your Slack status stays green. Nothing moves on screen, there is no cursor drift, and Stay Green sits quietly in the menu bar with no Dock icon.",[15,242,243],{},"One reset covers all your chat apps at once: Teams, Slack, Zoom, and Discord all read the same system idle timer.",[19,245,247],{"id":246},"a-note-on-cloud-keep-slack-green-tools","A note on cloud \"keep Slack green\" tools",[15,249,250],{},"There are cloud-based services that promise to keep your Slack status green by polling and updating it via the Slack API. They hold an OAuth token on their servers that lets them set your presence on your behalf.",[15,252,253],{},"The practical concern there is trust: an OAuth token with presence permissions can also read your Slack profile data, and that token lives on someone else's server. For a lot of people, that is a bigger trade-off than it sounds.",[15,255,256],{},"Stay Green takes the opposite approach: everything stays on your Mac. The only outbound traffic is an update check and a license check. There is no token, no account, and no third-party server that needs to stay up for your status to stay green.",[19,258,260],{"id":259},"auto-pause-and-scheduling","Auto-pause and scheduling",[15,262,263],{},"Stay Green does not just run blindly. If you have genuinely been away for an extended period, it pauses itself so you do not show as Active at midnight or over a long weekend. You can also set active hours so it only runs during your workday.",[19,265,267],{"id":266},"is-it-allowed","Is it allowed?",[15,269,270],{},"Check your workplace policy if you are unsure. Some workplaces have rules about activity simulation, and it is worth being clear-eyed about that. Stay Green is designed for the honest case: you are present but just not at the keyboard - reading a doc, taking a call on your phone, in a long meeting with your laptop closed. When you have actually left for the day, it pauses itself.",[15,272,273,274,79,276,279],{},"See also: ",[75,275,78],{"href":77},[75,277,278],{"href":185},"mouse jiggler alternative for Mac"," if you want to understand all your options.",{"title":86,"searchDepth":87,"depth":87,"links":281},[282,283,284,285,286,287],{"id":213,"depth":87,"text":214},{"id":223,"depth":87,"text":224},{"id":233,"depth":87,"text":234},{"id":246,"depth":87,"text":247},{"id":259,"depth":87,"text":260},{"id":266,"depth":87,"text":267},"Slack marks you away when your computer goes idle or the screen locks - and keep-awake apps like Amphetamine do not fix that. Here is what actually keeps your Slack status green on a Mac.",{},4,{"title":202,"description":288},"guides\u002Fkeep-slack-green-mac","Gd3fMphD3fsxhKd-r0PFtAbZ5Qh4aEcDyp8_ez6L0D4",{"id":295,"title":296,"body":297,"description":491,"extension":94,"meta":492,"navigation":96,"order":493,"path":185,"seo":494,"stem":495,"updated":100,"__hash__":496},"guides\u002Fguides\u002Fmouse-jiggler-alternative-mac.md","Mouse jiggler alternative for Mac (invisible, no dongle)",{"type":8,"value":298,"toc":485},[299,302,305,309,312,315,343,347,350,353,356,360,363,389,393,472,475],[11,300,296],{"id":301},"mouse-jiggler-alternative-for-mac-invisible-no-dongle",[15,303,304],{},"Mouse jigglers work. That is about the best thing you can say about them. If you want something that does the same job without a USB dongle, without your cursor drifting across the screen, and without looking obvious on a video call, there is a cleaner approach.",[19,306,308],{"id":307},"what-a-mouse-jiggler-does-and-its-downsides","What a mouse jiggler does, and its downsides",[15,310,311],{},"A hardware mouse jiggler plugs into a USB port and sends tiny mouse movements to your computer at regular intervals. A software version does the same thing by moving your cursor on a timer. Either way, the goal is to prevent your system from going idle.",[15,313,314],{},"The problems are easy to spot once you use one:",[316,317,318,325,331,337],"ul",{},[319,320,321,324],"li",{},[37,322,323],{},"Your cursor visibly moves."," On a hardware jiggler it drifts slowly. On a software one it jumps. Either way it is noticeable, especially on a video call or when sharing your screen.",[319,326,327,330],{},[37,328,329],{},"It fights you while you work."," Tiny unexpected cursor shifts are annoying when you are trying to click precisely.",[319,332,333,336],{},[37,334,335],{},"A USB dongle is one more thing."," It takes up a port, you have to remember it, and it looks suspicious hanging out of your laptop.",[319,338,339,342],{},[37,340,341],{},"It only prevents sleep, not presence status."," A jiggler keeps your screen on, but it does not guarantee every chat app reads you as active (it depends on how aggressively the app polls for input).",[19,344,346],{"id":345},"a-software-alternative-that-is-actually-invisible","A software alternative that is actually invisible",[15,348,349],{},"Stay Green takes a different approach. Instead of moving your cursor visibly, it resets the system idle timer using two things: a single synthetic F15 keypress (a key that does nothing visible on any standard Mac app) and a zero-distance mouse move (position stays the same - no drift, nothing on screen).",[15,351,352],{},"The result is identical from the system's perspective: the idle timer resets, your Mac considers you active. But from your perspective, nothing happens. No cursor movement. No visual artifact. No one on your video call sees anything.",[15,354,355],{},"Stay Green runs as a menu bar app with no Dock icon, so it is discreet by default.",[19,357,359],{"id":358},"smarter-than-a-jiggler","Smarter than a jiggler",[15,361,362],{},"The difference is not just cosmetic. Stay Green is designed to be intelligent rather than mechanical:",[316,364,365,371,377,383],{},[319,366,367,370],{},[37,368,369],{},"Auto-pause."," When you have genuinely been away for an extended period (not just stepped away briefly), Stay Green pauses itself. You will not show as active at midnight or over a weekend.",[319,372,373,376],{},[37,374,375],{},"Scheduling."," You can set active hours, so it only runs during your workday.",[319,378,379,382],{},[37,380,381],{},"Privacy."," Stay Green reads nothing, logs no keystrokes, and never looks at your screen. Everything stays on your Mac - the only outbound traffic is an update check and a license check.",[319,384,385,388],{},[37,386,387],{},"Keeps chat status green, not just the screen on."," Because it resets the system idle timer, every presence-aware app (Teams, Slack, Zoom, Discord) reads you as active at once. A mouse jiggler does not always achieve this reliably for all apps.",[19,390,392],{"id":391},"hardware-vs-stay-green","Hardware vs Stay Green",[394,395,396,411],"table",{},[397,398,399],"thead",{},[400,401,402,405,408],"tr",{},[403,404],"th",{},[403,406,407],{},"Stay Green",[403,409,410],{},"Hardware mouse jiggler",[412,413,414,426,435,444,453,463],"tbody",{},[400,415,416,420,423],{},[417,418,419],"td",{},"Visible cursor movement",[417,421,422],{},"No",[417,424,425],{},"Yes",[400,427,428,431,433],{},[417,429,430],{},"USB port required",[417,432,422],{},[417,434,425],{},[400,436,437,440,442],{},[417,438,439],{},"Auto-pauses when away",[417,441,425],{},[417,443,422],{},[400,445,446,449,451],{},[417,447,448],{},"Scheduling",[417,450,425],{},[417,452,422],{},[400,454,455,458,460],{},[417,456,457],{},"Keeps chat status green",[417,459,425],{},[417,461,462],{},"Sometimes",[400,464,465,468,470],{},[417,466,467],{},"Nothing leaves your Mac",[417,469,425],{},[417,471,425],{},[15,473,474],{},"No dongle to lose, no battery, no cursor drift. For the same outcome as a jiggler but without the rough edges, Stay Green is the straightforward replacement.",[15,476,477,478,482,483,84],{},"For a deeper look at how this compares to other categories of tools, see ",[75,479,481],{"href":480},"\u002Fguides\u002Fstay-green-vs-mouse-jigglers-and-keep-awake-apps","Stay Green vs mouse jigglers, keep-awake apps and cloud tools",". Or if your main goal is keeping a specific chat app green: ",[75,484,78],{"href":77},{"title":86,"searchDepth":87,"depth":87,"links":486},[487,488,489,490],{"id":307,"depth":87,"text":308},{"id":345,"depth":87,"text":346},{"id":358,"depth":87,"text":359},{"id":391,"depth":87,"text":392},"Physical mouse jigglers and cursor-moving apps keep your screen on, but Stay Green is a smarter software alternative that stays invisible, auto-pauses, and actually keeps your chat status green.",{},3,{"title":296,"description":491},"guides\u002Fmouse-jiggler-alternative-mac","il9FrKuI1OSp_PTT87qRtNap3lvwXkv8gPELd_JVlrc",{"id":498,"title":481,"body":499,"description":668,"extension":94,"meta":669,"navigation":96,"order":670,"path":480,"seo":671,"stem":672,"updated":100,"__hash__":673},"guides\u002Fguides\u002Fstay-green-vs-mouse-jigglers-and-keep-awake-apps.md",{"type":8,"value":500,"toc":662},[501,504,507,511,517,523,529,533,631,634,638,641,644,648,651],[11,502,481],{"id":503},"stay-green-vs-mouse-jigglers-keep-awake-apps-and-cloud-tools",[15,505,506],{},"When your chat status keeps going Away, there are roughly three categories of tools people reach for. Each one solves a real problem. None of them fully solves this one - except the last.",[19,508,510],{"id":509},"the-three-categories-and-where-each-falls-short","The three categories, and where each falls short",[15,512,513,516],{},[37,514,515],{},"Keep-awake apps"," (Amphetamine, Caffeine, KeepingYouAwake) stop your Mac from sleeping and prevent the screensaver. They are excellent for downloads, video playback, and unattended scripts. They do not reset the system idle timer, so Teams and Slack still flip you Away on their usual timers. Your screen stays on, your dot goes yellow anyway.",[15,518,519,522],{},[37,520,521],{},"Mouse jigglers and hardware dongles"," work by sending tiny mouse movements to reset the idle timer. That does keep chat apps active. The catch: your cursor visibly drifts, it interferes while you work, a USB dongle takes up a port, and the movement is obvious if you are on a video call or sharing your screen. Software jigglers that move the cursor have the same problem without the dongle.",[15,524,525,528],{},[37,526,527],{},"Cloud presence tools"," poll and update your status via the Slack or Teams API from a remote server. They require you to hand an OAuth token to a third party, and that token lives on their infrastructure. If their server goes down, your status management stops. There is also a privacy question: an access token broad enough to set your presence can often read profile data too.",[19,530,532],{"id":531},"how-they-compare","How they compare",[394,534,535,551],{},[397,536,537],{},[400,538,539,541,543,545,548],{},[403,540],{},[403,542,407],{},[403,544,515],{},[403,546,547],{},"Mouse jigglers",[403,549,550],{},"Cloud tools",[412,552,553,566,579,592,606,618],{},[400,554,555,557,559,561,564],{},[417,556,457],{},[417,558,425],{},[417,560,422],{},[417,562,563],{},"Usually",[417,565,425],{},[400,567,568,571,573,575,577],{},[417,569,570],{},"Invisible (no cursor movement)",[417,572,425],{},[417,574,425],{},[417,576,422],{},[417,578,425],{},[400,580,581,584,586,588,590],{},[417,582,583],{},"Auto-pauses when genuinely away",[417,585,425],{},[417,587,422],{},[417,589,422],{},[417,591,422],{},[400,593,594,597,599,601,603],{},[417,595,596],{},"Works for all chat apps at once",[417,598,425],{},[417,600,422],{},[417,602,563],{},[417,604,605],{},"Per-app",[400,607,608,610,612,614,616],{},[417,609,467],{},[417,611,425],{},[417,613,425],{},[417,615,425],{},[417,617,422],{},[400,619,620,623,625,627,629],{},[417,621,622],{},"No dongle or extra hardware",[417,624,425],{},[417,626,425],{},[417,628,422],{},[417,630,425],{},[15,632,633],{},"Stay Green resets the system idle timer using a synthetic F15 keypress and a zero-distance mouse move - no cursor drift, nothing on screen. Because it works at the OS level, one nudge keeps Teams, Slack, Zoom, and Discord active at the same time. It runs in the menu bar, no Dock icon, and auto-pauses when you have actually left so you are not shown as available overnight.",[19,635,637],{"id":636},"why-stay-green-is-a-subscription","Why Stay Green is a subscription",[15,639,640],{},"macOS changes every year. A presence tool has to keep up: system APIs shift, notarization requirements evolve, new macOS security features need testing, and the app sometimes needs updates just to keep doing the same thing it always did. That is ongoing work, not a one-and-done release.",[15,642,643],{},"A subscription funds continuous, notarized updates, the signing infrastructure, the license server, and support - the things that make a tool reliable past the first few months. It also pays for the 7-day free trial: you can use Stay Green for a full week without a card, and only pay if it works for you.",[19,645,647],{"id":646},"the-annual-plan-is-the-value-pick","The annual plan is the value pick",[15,649,650],{},"The annual plan is EUR 19.99 per year, which works out to about EUR 1.67 per month. If you use Stay Green every workday, that is less than a cup of coffee for the month. The monthly plan is EUR 1.99 if you prefer to start there.",[15,652,653,654,656,657,659,660,84],{},"For more on specific tools and use cases: ",[75,655,78],{"href":77},", ",[75,658,83],{"href":82},", and ",[75,661,278],{"href":185},{"title":86,"searchDepth":87,"depth":87,"links":663},[664,665,666,667],{"id":509,"depth":87,"text":510},{"id":531,"depth":87,"text":532},{"id":636,"depth":87,"text":637},{"id":646,"depth":87,"text":647},"A plain comparison of the three things people try when they want to stay active in Teams and Slack - and where each one falls short.",{},5,{"title":481,"description":668},"guides\u002Fstay-green-vs-mouse-jigglers-and-keep-awake-apps","jznezIbIyvdN4UOEVKTk004Wzj_wezuEl2RPfReAelA",1782859942461]