UniBot

UniBot addresses web developers and designers that are on the lookout for an automated web element editor. With UniBot you can quickly and easily create your very own scripts and store them for later use and, since it is universal, you can utilize its features on not one, not two, but virtually any social network website for account creation purposes.
As soon as you deploy UniBot on your computer and fire it up for the first time, you can clearly see that this particular piece of software is not intended for novice users as you are required a certain level of know-how in order to manipulate it and take full advantage of the benefits it has to offer. Its graphical user interface encases eleven element rows for you to fill-in.
First things first, UniBot asks for a target page URL to be entered within the special field. If you already have done that, then you can go on and inspect the web element you want to add to UniBot on the web page inside your web browser. All you have to do is copy its name and insert it in one of UniBot’s element rows, then select the style of the element from a list of options including ‘username’, ‘password’, ‘email’, ‘random string’ or ‘specific string’.
You can then type in the text you want to be automatically inserted into that element and take UniBot for a test run. The program asks for your permission to save the results into a directory of your choice, then opens up the Web Scripter. From this window, you choose to run the script and so you now have a pretty clear idea of how things are done with UniBot.
All in all, UniBot can prove to be just the thing you are looking for, thus a great addition to your software arsenal. It can be used for a lot of test patterns and batch webpage element editing and also for less orthodox purposes, but those are just not the reasons why UniBot was created initially.