Brute force a website

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Hi, there's a website i visit that always has these code giveaways where you get a prize for cracking the code. The code is in a format like this:

QBYQC-Y??T3-W7G4R-QP4HG-2WQPT

and they'll give you a hint such as two letters or a number and a letter. The solution to this is easy, brute-forcing it. However, I need the software that will make my browser repeatedly enter a new combination. What software can I use on Mac (and if not, Windows)?

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