WhereToSubmit - Blog Backlink Helper

✨ No more manually copying and pasting nicknames, emails, URLs, etc., or spending ages searching for comment input boxes when changing websites. "wheretosubmit - Blog Backlink Submission Assistant" solves all these problems for you! This plugin is incredibly simple to use. You can save frequently used content in advance, go to the corresponding blog URL, open the sidebar, and it will automatically find the four boxes for the text, nickname, email, and URL, filling them in all at once. After you've checked, you can click submit manually or automatically. 🌍【How it finds forms】 It provides precise matching support for common comment systems automatically matching successful entries. For less common templates, it scores input boxes based on characteristics such as id, name, class, placeholder, adjacent label text, autocomplete, and input type, covering Chinese, English, Japanese, Spanish, French, and Russian. The plugin won't miss any entries even if both a search box and an email subscription box are displayed on the page; these two types will result in point deductions. Some blogs have hidden input boxes in their forms, specifically designed to catch bots. Filling in such boxes will cause your comment to be blocked by anti-spam plugins. Therefore, the plugin will skip any hidden input boxes, input boxes with zero size, or input boxes that are moved out of the viewport. Disqus and Facebook comments run in iframes on other domains, and browsers don't allow any extensions to write text into them. In this case, the plugin will explicitly tell you that you can only fill in the text manually; it won't pretend to have filled it in successfully. 🙅【What if it recognizes the wrong field?】 Our plugin supports manual field binding. Each field has a crosshair button on the right. Click it, then click the box you want to bind on the webpage, and it's bound. The binding is remembered by domain, so it will take effect the next time you visit the site. 🆔【Identity and Body】 There are dice buttons next to the nickname and email address; click to change the set. Nicknames have three styles: real name, online name, and lowercase concatenation. The email username section offers several styles; the default is random alphanumeric, but you can also set it to follow your nickname. You can enter your own email domain so you'll still receive replies. Leaving it blank will use a built-in common email domain. The plugin won't use reserved domains like example.com, as they're on many anti-spam lists, and entering them is like asking yourself to be flagged. The random number uses the browser's crypto interface, not the kind of pseudo-random number that can be guessed. You can store multiple body texts, switching between them using the up and down arrows or a dropdown menu. The plugin will alert you if the same body text is reused on the same site. It only remembers the domain name, not the specific URL or page title. 🔐【About Your Data】 This plugin doesn't connect to the internet. The code doesn't include fetch, XMLHttpRequest, sendBeacon, WebSocket, statistics, event tracking, or an advertising SDK. Everything you store is in chrome.storage.local and will disappear when you uninstall it. During installation, it doesn't require access to any websites, so you won't see any "reading your..." prompts. It only checks the current page when you click the toolbar icon. If you find clicking the icon every time inconvenient, you can grant individual permissions to a website in the panel, and revoke them at any time. ⏫【Submitting】 By default, it only fills in the form. After filling it in, take a look at it yourself before clicking the submit button on the webpage. There's a switch in the settings that's off by default. Turning it on will add a "Fill in and Submit" button to the panel. It only clicks the submit button recognized by the plugin, without calling the form submission or simulating a Enter key. This button will be grayed out if there's a CAPTCHA on the page. Whether to turn it on is up to you. 🆚【Other】 It has built-in universal comment generation prompts. Copy and paste them into your AI, and the AI ​​will generate JSON in the corresponding format. You can directly copy and paste them; no further manual input is needed. You can switch the comment content at any time. The interface has Simplified Chinese, English, and French options, and defaults to the browser language. JSON backup can be exported.