DOM Input Liberator — Lamisedaxeh

A browser extension for penetration testing that removes client-side form restrictions, reveals hidden elements, and bypasses input validation. Works on Chrome and Firefox.

UI:

• Popup — Toggle categories on/off individually or use "Liberate All" master toggle. Each category can be expanded to enable/disable specific items.
• Floating Badge — A counter badge appears on the page showing how many elements were modified. Click it to see a per-category breakdown. Click outside to dismiss.
• Highlighting — Modified elements are outlined in the category's color. Toggle highlighting on/off from the popup.

Features list:

• Form Controls: Remove disabled, readonly, required, maxlength, minlength, pattern, multiple, accept attributes, re-enable autocomplete, reveal password fields as plain text
• Input Validation: Strip min, max, step attributes and convert restricted input types (number, email, url, date, etc.) to plain text fields
• Hidden Fields: Convert type="hidden" inputs to visible text fields with a purple dashed border so you can view and edit their values
• Hidden Elements (CSS): Reveal elements hidden via display: none, visibility: hidden, opacity: 0, the hidden attribute, or collapsed <details> elements
• Content Editing: Make all block-level elements contenteditable so you can modify any text on the page. Disabled by default
• Iframes: Reveal hidden iframes (zero-sized, display:none, opacity:0) with a labeled border showing their src
• Event Blockers: Remove inline event handlers that block user interaction: onsubmit, onchange, oninput, oncopy, onpaste, oncut. Also prevents clipboard and context menu blocking
• Size Constraints: Remove cols, rows, size attributes from textareas/inputs and force resize: both on textareas
• Comments: Unwrap HTML comments so their content becomes live DOM. Uncomment JS comments in inline scripts so commented-out code executes
• Fill Payloads: One-click button to fill all visible inputs with XSS, template injection, SQL injection, and path traversal test payloads