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Testofill, Form Filler for Testers

By Jakub Holý

Enable testers to fill forms automatically/on-demand based on (sets of) rules they wrote / captured.

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Time on the storeAbout 10 years or moreA rough range, not an exact date

Store users≈2KRounded by the Chrome Web Store

Chrome Web Store rating3.5 / 519 ratings on the Chrome Web Store

Last store update24 Jun 2024Version 2.0.2, 2.3 years ago

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Reviews

Jason Gallavin18 months ago
Saving a form fails and pops up this prompt 6 times in a row.... It's a normal form. It is iframed which might be the issue. FAILED to save 0 forms extracted from #MyUrl# due to No forms data provided?!
Camden Bassett2.3 years ago
very useful if you know how to use json
f3rrazm1chae12.8 years ago
useless garbage doesn't work
Jared Grippe2.8 years ago
horrible interface that takes longer to use than writing a console script
Rosh stiv3.1 years ago
A wonderful tool to quickly fill an entire page of static data . For me, it was useful.
Yuki Kart3.2 years ago
this is currently the only working offline autofill extension. thanks.
George Katsanos4.5 years ago
I'm sorry but thats useless. If I have to write regex and create all the rules I might as well use the built in chrome autocomplete instead. too complex.
Despina CRM6.1 years ago
The extension is great and really helpful when it comes to filling forms several times. However, I have an issue; in cases of mandatory fields in the form of a drop-down list I need to go over all drop-down lists in the form and fill them once more. It seems that it gives no focus to the field; it should maybe make the value nullable before assigning it to the field?
Michael Rosendahl8.2 years ago
Now when I got the profiles to work it's great addon!!
Oom8.4 years ago
I use it on Vivaldi, Win 10 x64. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt.
Xiaochuan Chen12.5 years ago
It is a very good tool to fill a static form. The option page uses json format with a built-in json editor. I am curious if the tool can be modified to read a text file with some predefined parameters set. If so, the tool can fill some data into the form dynamically.