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Analyze visible web UI and generate automation-ready locators for QA engineers. Stop guessing selectors. AutoLocator inspects the page you're looking at and generates clean, automation-ready locators — right in your browser. Built for QA engineers, test automation developers, and anyone writing Selenium, Playwright, Cypress, or Appium scripts who needs reliable element identifiers without digging through DevTools. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open any normal website and click AutoLocator. 2. Click Analyze Page to scan visible, actionable UI. 3. Copy CSS or XPath locators, or export ready-to-use code. WHAT YOU GET • Smart locator generation — prefers stable IDs, data-testid, aria labels, and readable selectors over fragile class names • Clear element names — prefixed by type (Button_, Input_, DD_, Link_, CheckB_, Radio_) so your page objects stay organized • CSS and XPath output — choose your preferred locator style in Settings • Code export — generate Python, Java, or TypeScript snippets you can drop into your framework • Dropdown discovery — optionally expand hidden dropdowns (ARIA, custom widgets, OrangeHRM-style selects) to capture options • Side panel mode — pin the panel open while you click around the page • Risk flags — highlights locators that look dynamic or unstable before they break your tests PRIVACY FIRST • Analysis runs locally in your browser • No page HTML, screenshots, or browsing history sent to external servers • No silent telemetry or tracking • You control when analysis runs — nothing happens until you click Analyze Page MINIMAL PERMISSIONS • activeTab — access only the tab you invoke the extension on • scripting — inject the local analyzer when you click Analyze • storage — save your language and locator preferences on your device • sidePanel — keep AutoLocator open while you work WHO IT'S FOR AutoLocator is a single-purpose developer tool for generating test locators from visible UI. It does not modify your tests, run them, or connect to external AI services. Developed by Chetan Shavanti, QA & Test Automation Engineer. Privacy policy: https://chetanshavanti.github.io/AutoLocator/privacy.html Support: https://github.com/ChetanShavanti/AutoLocator/issues