If you've ever developed on Microsoft Dynamics 365, you know the pain. You want to check a field's logical name — open the form editor. You want to see which plugins fire on Save — open the Plugin Registration Tool. You want to test a Web API call — open a separate tab, write the code, run it. You want to fill a form with test data — do it manually, field by field. I got tired of switching between tools constantly, so I built Dynamics CRM Dev Helper — a Chrome/Edge extension that puts everything you need directly inside the CRM form. What It Does The extension adds two things: 1. A toolbar popup with one-click quick actions: Unhide all hidden fields, tabs, and sections (click again to re-hide only the ones that were originally hidden) Unlock all locked fields for testing (click again to restore only the originally locked ones) Fill every field with realistic dummy data based on its type — text, number, date, option set, boolean, email, phone (click again to restore original values) 2.…