Dummy Form Filler

One click to populate HTML forms with dummy data. Works out of the box.

Dummy Form Filler: Quick HTML Forms Populated with Dummy Data

'Dummy Form Filler' is a highly useful Chrome extension, designed for web developers and testers. It automatically fills HTML forms with dummy data at one click, freeing you from repetitive typing work. It supports numerous elements such as text, email, number, date, url, and more. The extension also understands basic semantic hints, like 'age', 'phone', and 'year', and adheres to form limitations. Furthermore, it allows you to reset the forms with a second click and preserves originally filled data, ensuring a seamless testing process. Use the convenient shortcut (Alt+Shift+D) for quick operations. Customize as per your needs and enjoy a hassle-free user testing experience.

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Extension stats

By: ptomaszek

Users: 940

-17

Rating: 2.67

(3)

Version: 1.5.0 (Last updated: 2024-02-05)

Creation date: 2020-05-23

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
storage

Size: 102.17K

Email: p.*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 32,097 ▼ 61

Other rankings

#1927 in Developer Tools ▲ 2 #123 in form keyword 20 ▼ 5

Other platforms

Not available on Android

Dummy Form Filler (v1.5.0)

4.22

(9) 412

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Features:

Lack of features
Works out of the box
Shortcut: Alt+Shift+D (can be changed in chrome://extensions/configureCommands)
Configurable (basics)
Perceives basic semantic hints (e.g. when a label contains 'age', 'year', 'phone' strings) and limitations (e.g. min, minlength)
Click again to reset all the forms (though should keep the original values)
Supported elements:
input: text, email, number, radio, checkbox, tel, password, date, url
select
textarea

Please note the logic of populating forms may not suite everyone, e.g. data that is already filled (existed before the page was loaded) will not be cleared and fitted with dummy data. If you think some behavior is terribly illogical, please give me a shout.

https://github.com/ptomaszek/dummy-form-filler