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Fill web forms from a private on-device profile. Scan → review → fill. No account, no cloud. FoxFill fills web forms from a profile that lives only on your device — not in the cloud. Tired of retyping name, email, phone, and address on quotes, signups, and contact pages? Save your details once, then on any form: Scan → Review → Fill. Tested on university, medical, insurance, and online quote sites — the everyday forms where you keep entering the same details. WHAT YOU GET • Clear matches highlighted on the page before anything is filled • You choose what to fill — no auto-submit • First fill skips fields that already have a value; Clear & set can replace them • Multi-profile (Personal, Work, …) with optional passphrase lock • Custom fields for site-specific labels • Skips sections that look sensitive (e.g., bank / emergency-style blocks) HOW IT WORKS 1. Add Personal and Address details (popup or Full settings). 2. Open a form and click Scan Form (or use the optional Page fill button). 3. Review ready vs. needs-review fields, then Fill. 4. Optional on-page highlights: certain (green) vs review (yellow). WHY LOCAL-FIRST Profiles stay in your browser. No FoxFill account. No sync server. The Page fill button is off by default and only asks for site access if you turn it on. Made for everyday forms: university applications, medical and insurance quotes, registrations, contact pages, and more.
Oct 28, 2026
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