Survey Filler (Chrome Extension)

✅ A One-Click survey/course feedback filler for University of Engineering and Technology (UET) LMS.

It is a Chrome extension that automatically detects whenever you are submitting surveys and provides you 5 options to select from. Once selected, it fills all the answers saving your time. I created this to avoid the frustation of selecting 30 radio buttons!

Preview

Installation

For now, you can install it manually following these simple steps:

Download the extension from here.
Unzip it.
In Chrome, open chrome://extensions.
Enable Developer Mode by clicking the toggle switch in the top right corner.
Click the LOAD UNPACKED button and select the extension directory you just unzipped.

Ta-da! The extension has been successfully installed. It will automatically work when you're submitting surveys.

What's Next?

[ ] Improve popup, it just shows the title currently
[ ] Improve the options alert

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