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  How to instantly fill web forms with dummy data

  Publié: août 22, 2016, 11:22am CEST par Mike Williams

  Filling web forms is dull. It’s bad enough when you have to fill a page of boxes just to sign up for something. It’s much worse if you’re testing a website and have to do it over, and over, and over again. Fake Data is a very simple Chrome extension which can automatically fill those annoying text boxes with dummy data. To use the extension, hold down Alt and double-click a form field. Fake Data immediately fills the field with a random but realistic entry ("tom.smith@hotmail.com", not just "dfgfdbbeb"). If you’re not happy with the entry, double-click it again to… [Continue Reading]