QA Script Recorder - Selenium, Playwright & Cypress
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Record browser interactions and generate ready-to-run Selenium, Playwright, and Cypress scripts across Java, Python and TypeScript. QA Script Recorder is a powerful yet lightweight tool built for QA engineers and test automation professionals. Simply click Start Recording, interact with any web app, and the extension automatically captures every click, form input, dropdown selection, and keypress — then generates a complete, ready-to-run automation script. Supports 8 language/framework combinations: • Selenium — Java, Python, C#, JavaScript • Playwright — TypeScript, JavaScript • Cypress — JavaScript, TypeScript Multi-file project export (ZIP) is also available for Selenium Java, Playwright TypeScript, and Cypress JavaScript, so you can go straight from a recorded session to a runnable project structure. 100% local & private. All recording and script generation happen entirely in your browser. Recorded actions are stored only for your current session -never sent to a server, analytics platform, or third party. There's no account to create and nothing to sign in to. Key Features: 🔴 One-click recording with a visual REC badge on the page, so you always know when a session is active ⚡ Instant script generation — copy to clipboard or download as .java, .py, .cs, .ts, or .js 📦 Multi-file ZIP export for Selenium Java, Playwright TypeScript, and Cypress JavaScript 🛡 Password fields automatically masked (***) before they're ever stored or generated — never captured in plain text 🔧 Optional one-click check for the latest framework versions (read-only request to public package registries; no personal data or recorded actions are ever sent) 🔒 Zero data collection — no accounts, no telemetry, no analytics, no remote code execution, fully offline 🧩 Built on Manifest V3 with a minimal, justified permission set — no unnecessary access to your browsing data Who it's for: QA engineers, SDETs, and developers who want a fast first draft of an automation script from real browser interaction, without standing up a recording server or sending test data anywhere outside their machine.