This was forked from FakeFiller/fake-filler-extension, which was developed by Hussein Shabbir under the MIT license. The original FakeFiller is no longer actively maintained, so this version drops the free-version's restrictions on number of field inputs and ability to create profiles. It does not have the ability to sync settings across devices.

This extension allows you to fill all form inputs (textboxes, textareas, radio buttons, dropdowns, etc.) with dummy data. It is a must for developers and testers who work with forms as it avoids the need for manually entering values in fields.

The Chrome extension is actively being developed. For the others, for the time being you'll need to compile them yourself.

• Chrome extension - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/fake-filler-2/cjikmgjafbapgbmlaobilpfjhoimmblo
• Edge extension - TBD
• Firefox add-on - TBD

Use CTRL+SHIFT+F on Windows and CMD+SHIFT+F on Mac to fire the extension. See the Keyboard Shortcuts page for more details.

1. npm install
2. npm run build
3. Follow instructions for building your first Firefox extension
   • In Firefox, open about:debugging
   • Click on the link to this firefox to visit the extensions page
   • Click on "load temporary add-on" and then navigate to the /dist folder. Select the manifest.json file to load the extension.

1. open about:config in Firefox
2. as a search term, type extensions.sdk.console.logLevel and click the + button to add a new setting with the type "string".
3. set the value of the new setting to all.

In the this firefox page, next to the add-on, click the "inspect" button.

Your support helps me to maintain the extension and continue developing new features.