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Fill test data using the right-click context menu to assist with exploratory testing. Fill test data using the right-click context menu to assist with exploratory testing. New Feature: Click on the logo from the toolbar to fill the form and all input fields in the page automatically. How to use Auto Data Filler- 1. After adding it to browser, open any website. 2. Right click on any input box field and navigate to Auto Data Filler. 3. Navigate to the required sub menu and click on the desired option and it will automatically fill the value in the input field. 4. User can customise the data, update the context menu name and add own json data. Please refer this article for customisation - https://selectorshub.com/how-to-customize-data-in-auto-data-filler/ 5. To fill automatically all the fields in a page or form, just click on the logo of Auto Data Filler from the chrome toolbar. Note: Auto Data Filler option will not appear in context menu if the element is not an input or testarea field. Enhance your exploratory testing in Chrome with a specialized right-click context menu. Auto Data Filler provides quick access to common problematic values and edge cases for editable elements, streamlining your testing process. For any query or feature suggestion, please write to us at support@selectorshub.com
Jul 1, 2026
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