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Inspect, test, and debug form validations on any webpage. A powerful tool for QA engineers and developers. Form Validation Tester is a powerful Chrome extension designed for QA engineers, frontend developers, and automation testers to inspect, test, and debug form validations on any website. 🔍 Core Features Detects all forms and fields (input, textarea, select) on any webpage Identifies hidden, disabled, and inaccessible fields Extracts validation rules: required, min/max length, regex patterns Supports HTML5 input types (email, number, URL, tel) Displays native browser validation messages 🧪 Validation Testing Trigger validation without submitting forms Highlights invalid fields with clear visual indicators Auto-focuses the first invalid field Shows validation errors using interactive tooltips Tests boundary values for numeric inputs 🎨 Visual Debugging Red highlights for invalid fields Orange warnings for accessibility issues Clean overlay UI with non-intrusive design Smooth animations for better visibility 🛠️ QA & Debug Tools Copy validation rules for any field Search fields by name or ID Detect duplicate field names Identify missing labels and ARIA issues Export validation reports in JSON or CSV 💎 User Experience Modern sidebar UI with expandable views Dark/Light mode with saved preferences Fast scanning and filtering capabilities 🔒 Privacy & Security No data collection or tracking No external API calls All processing happens locally in your browser 🎯 Ideal For QA Engineers Frontend Developers Test Automation Engineers Accessibility Auditors Improve form quality, catch validation issues faster, and streamline your QA workflow with Form Validation Tester.
May 3, 2026
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