XSSFuzzer

XSSFuzzer is most useful when you need to generate and test custom XSS payload variations, especially when a standard scanner misses unusual tag, attribute, or event-handler combinations. Its placeholder-based fuzzing makes it handy for manual penetration testing and payload research, but it is fairly specialized and lacks the broader discovery, crawling, and reporting capabilities of full XSS scanners. We’d reach for it after identifying a promising injection point, rather than as our first tool for finding XSS across an entire application.