Forms

The form class can be a life saver when it comes to dealing with sites that use forms for their inputs and have a lot of dynamic parameters

There are really only two cases in which using the form class is preferrable to doing the paramenters any other way. Those cases are:

1. The page is using a bunch of dynamic parameters (number of keys and/or names of keys changing)
2. This goes with the other, but if you get to a page that has data filled in already you just want to submit as-is, but it won't always be the same

In general though, it'll be easier for debugging if you can stick with the regular parameter tab