FormFill

FormFill saves the details you type into web forms over and over — name, email, phone, date of birth, college, address, IDs — and fills them into any form in one click. Browser autofill gives up on anything unusual. FormFill matches on the visible label, the placeholder, the name and id attributes, and the autocomplete hint, scores every candidate, and skips the ones it isn't confident about instead of guessing. WHAT IT FILLS • Text, email, phone, number and date inputs, and text areas • Dropdowns and radio buttons, matched by meaning rather than exact wording — "B.Tech" finds "Bachelor of Technology" • Checkboxes HOW IT WORKS 1. Create a profile in the options page: a label and a value per row. 2. Open any form, click the FormFill icon, and press Fill All. 3. Anything left over? Open the sidebar and drag values straight onto the fields. FEATURES • Multiple profiles — personal, work, family — switch in the popup or the sidebar • Tick only the fields you want before filling • A movable, resizable sidebar that remembers where you left it • Learned answers: correct a dropdown or radio choice once and FormFill repeats that answer for that question on that site • Values that stay current: write {{age}} or {{year_of_study:2023-08}} and FormFill computes today's answer at fill time, so you never edit your age again • Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+F to fill, Alt+Shift+S for the sidebar (Control+Shift+F and Control+Shift+S on macOS) PRIVACY Everything you save stays on your device in the browser's local extension storage. FormFill has no server, no account and no analytics, sends nothing anywhere, and ships with no remote code. It works with the network switched off. A note on what to store: values are kept unencrypted in your browser profile, like other local extension data. Use FormFill for contact, education and application details — keep passwords in a password manager.