Fake Filler

The extension has a solid user base of 400,000 users and maintains a good rating of 4.4 stars from 789 reviews, indicating general user satisfaction. The developer operates under a dedicated domain (fakefiller.com) which suggests some level of commitment to the product. The extension's purpose - filling forms with fake data for testing - is legitimate and commonly needed by developers and testers.

The primary concern is the broad content script injection capability across all URLs, which grants extensive access to read and modify any website content. While the contextMenus, activeTab, and storage permissions are reasonable for a form-filling tool, the combination with universal script injection creates potential for data harvesting or credential theft. The extension could theoretically capture sensitive information from banking sites, email platforms, or other confidential web applications, even though this may not be its intended purpose.

Consider running this extension in a separate Chrome profile dedicated to development and testing activities, keeping it isolated from your primary browsing profile where you access sensitive accounts. Only enable the extension when actively needed for form testing. Regularly review what data the extension might be storing locally. If you frequently work with sensitive or production websites, consider using alternative form-filling methods that don't require such broad permissions, or temporarily disable the extension when not actively testing forms.