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Remove the disabled property from button tags and track which buttons have been altered Enable Disabled Buttons is a Chrome extension designed for developers, testers, and power users who need to interact with disabled buttons on web pages. KEY FEATURES: ✅ Automatically removes the disabled attribute from all buttons ✅ Easy toggle switch to enable/disable functionality ✅ Track and view all altered buttons in real-time ✅ Dynamic detection - automatically catches buttons added to the page ✅ Visual indicator for enabled buttons ✅ Works with <button>, <input type="button">, and <input type="submit"> elements HOW IT WORKS: 1. Click the extension icon in your toolbar 2. Toggle the switch ON (enabled by default) 3. All disabled buttons on the page become clickable 4. View the list of altered buttons in the extension popup PERFECT FOR: • Testing web forms during development • Accessing blocked UI elements while debugging • Bypassing client-side form validation for testing purposes • Enabling submit buttons with pending validation PRIVACY & SECURITY: This extension does NOT: - Collect or transmit any user data - Track your browsing history - Make external network requests - Store any personal information IMPORTANT NOTE: Use this extension responsibly. Enabling disabled buttons may bypass important validation or security measures on websites. This tool is intended for development and testing purposes only. The extension cannot bypass server-side validation or security measures - it only removes the client-side disabled attribute from button elements.
Dec 23, 2025
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