Table Form Paste Helper

Table Form Paste Helper fills table-style web forms with a range you copy from Excel, Google Sheets, or a similar spreadsheet app. Click the field where the data should start and paste once: the values go into the form row by row and column by column. Use it for: • Timesheets and attendance forms with start, end, and break times • Daily or weekly work reports • Any form where you enter the same kind of table again and again How to use: 1. Copy a range of cells in your spreadsheet. 2. Click the first field of the web form where the data should start. 3. Paste with Ctrl+V (⌘V on a Mac). The first time on a site, click the extension's toolbar button and choose "Enable on this site". Main features: • Fills text fields, text areas, drop-down lists (select), and editable text (contenteditable). Filling checkboxes is optional and off by default. • Briefly highlights the filled fields and shows how many fields were filled. • Undo: press Ctrl+Z (⌘Z on a Mac) right after a paste to put back what the fields contained before it. • Site control: "Only allowed sites" (the default) or "All sites except blocked sites", plus a master ON/OFF switch. • It never submits a form. Check the entered values and submit the form yourself. What it works with: • Standard HTML table forms and simple grids built from div elements. • Tab-separated text, which is what spreadsheet apps put on the clipboard when you copy cells. A paste without tabs or line breaks is left to the page as usual. • One value per cell. Hidden, disabled, and read-only fields and radio buttons are not filled. • Interface languages: English, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), French, Korean, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional). The interface follows the browser's language. Limitations: • Grids with virtual scrolling, cells whose field appears only after a click, or their own clipboard handling (common in spreadsheet-like business apps) may not work. Use the grid's own paste feature there. • It does not run on browser pages such as settings or the new tab page, on add-on store pages, or on local files. Site access and permissions: • No website access is requested at installation. When you choose "Enable on this site", Chrome asks you to allow access to that site. Switching to "All sites except blocked sites" asks for access to all websites. • "storage" saves your settings. "activeTab" lets the popup see which site is open. "scripting" runs the helper only on the sites you have enabled. Your data: • Pasted text is processed in your browser only when you paste. The extension itself never sends it anywhere: it makes no network requests and contains no analytics. The values it enters become part of the page's form, like typed values: the website can read them, and some websites save or send form contents as they change (for example by autosave). • The clipboard is read only from your own paste action. It is not monitored. • Settings (ON/OFF, site mode, allowed and blocked site names, paste options) are kept in the browser's local extension storage. The values a paste replaced are kept in the page's memory only for Undo and are discarded when you leave the page, paste again, or change the settings. Support: For questions and bug reports, please use the support contact on this listing page. The privacy policy is linked on this listing page.