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Generate random identities and auto-fill forms for testing registration and login flows or signing up to unfamiliar sites. Reggy is a free browser extension designed to streamline and speed up the testing of registration and login forms. Whether you're a developer, QA engineer, or someone looking to safeguard their privacy, Reggy helps you fill forms quickly and efficiently by generating random identities and temporary email addresses. Features: ▪ Generate random usernames, passwords, and personal details to test form functionality and usability. ▪ Use temporary email addresses to protect your inbox and reduce spam. ▪ Save time with one-click auto-fill for registration forms. Reggy is ideal for: ▪ QA Testing and Development: Easily test registration and login forms for usability, functionality, and edge cases. ▪ Privacy-Conscious Users: Protect your personal information and avoid spam when signing up for unfamiliar websites. Disclaimer: ▪ Reggy is provided "as-is," without warranties or guarantees of performance or fitness for a specific purpose. ▪ Users are solely responsible for ensuring their use complies with applicable laws, website terms of service, and privacy policies. ▪ The developer assumes no liability for misuse of this extension or any consequences arising from its use. We’d love your feedback! Share your suggestions for new features, improvements, or additional temporary email services.
Feb 9, 2025
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