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CounterString and text generation for Exploratory Testing - the string is a specific length e.g. 15 - the last character in the string is an * - the numbers before each * are the position of the * This can act as Test Data for helping test the length allowed in forms and other data fields. If the value is truncated then you can tell from the numbers and the '*' how long the string is e.g. `*3*5*7*9*12*15` is 14 characters long because the '*' after 15 is missing. This extension is a simple CounterString generator, which: - displays a dialog asking for the number of characters, - then generates a CounterString of that length - generated data can be copied directly to the clipboard (default) - the CounterString is logged to the dev console to allow later copy and pasting, - the extension can insert the CounterString into the value of the field that was selected when the right click context menu was displayed, the extension can also 'type' the values. - this supports supports testing online forms. - if a field has a maxlength, then this is used as the default for CounterString generation NOTE: human copy and paste data triggers the browsers default input validation and behaviour. Generate and Type can bypass some validation rules, making this suitable for edge case testing. - generate and type random data generated from Regex - generate and type ranges of characters - generate and type repeated text, characters or regex generated data - explore boundary chop ranges - useful for hunting down boundary length conditions Instructions for use: - right click on an input field - choose Generate CounterString - enter value of CounterString - CounterString will be logged to the console (use dev tools to see it) - CounterString will be inserted as the value of the WebElement you clicked on You can also choose to 'type' CounterStrings - this will issue keydown and keyup events to type the string character by character. - works with forms on the actual page - this extension does not work with forms embedded in frames This is open source and source can be found at GitHub:
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Bug Magnet
Right-click context menu to help with exploratory testing Exploratory testing assistant for Chrome. Adds common problematic values and edge cases to the context menu (right-click) for editable elements, so you can keep them handy and access them easily during exploratory testing sessions. - Convenient access to common boundaries and edge cases for exploratory testing - Extend easily with your own config files - Works on input fields, text areas, content editable DIVs - Works on multi-frame pages, but only if they are from the same domain - Tiny overhead per page (
Test Observatron
Exploratory Testing Tool - Observes browser actions to automatically create logs and screenshots, while you test. The Observatron supports Exploratory testing by taking screenshots and creating .mhtml files as you test. It also logs urls and form submissions. All logging is performed in your downloads folder so that you have control over the information. No information is sent to external servers. Logging and screenshots saved when: - when a page loads - when a page updates - when you double click on the page - when you resize the page - when you scroll through the page - when you submit a form - etc. All of the above can be switched on and off from the options. All images are stored in your downloads folder so you can easily find them and see them being saved. You can also save logs of: bugs, todos, questions, or any custom information. To do this: - from the context menu choose "Take Note", or open the sidebar, or use the extension in the dev tools panel - in the dialog, write your note - you can choose if you want a screenshot with that - the note and optional screenshot will be saved to your downloads - the note will be tracked in the notes session and shown in the note taking panel UI Notes take the format: - "? question text to output as the note" - "! description of the bug to output as the note" - "- todo text to output" - "@type text to output as custom type" Questions, Todos, and Bugs can be opened and closed (with a closing note), notes are simple logs. Custom types can be 'closable' if input with a trailing `[]` e.g. `@check[] check this thing` When you save a screenshot with the note screenshot it will have `_note_noteid` at the end of the filename. This can help you cross reference screenshots to notes, although the timestamping should mean that the screenshot is the next file saved after the note. Control the folder the files are saved in by giving your session a name. This extension is open source.
