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Visually pick form fields on any page, save your test data, and replay it across multi-step wizards with one keystroke. AutoFill Pro is a QA-engineer's autofill tool for repetitive web forms — capture once, replay anywhere. HOW IT WORKS 1. Press Alt+P (or click "Pick fields from page") to start the visual picker. 2. Click any form field, dropdown, radio, checkbox, or button. The picker shows an inline editor where you type the value to save (or accept a smart default). 3. Press Alt+F on the same page later — every saved field gets filled, in capture order. Buttons get clicked when you opt in. BUILT FOR WIZARDS Multi-step forms are first-class. AutoFill Pro groups saved fields by URL, detects SPA navigation (Angular, React, Vue), and re-fires automatically when the next step renders. SMART CAPTURE - React-style custom dropdowns (react-select, downshift, headlessui) work via a two-step capture: click trigger, click option. - Native date pickers, radios, and checkboxes captured naturally. - Selector generator prefers stable attributes (id, data-testid, name, aria-label) over fragile nth-of-type chains. DASHBOARD Edit any saved selector or value. Profiles by URL pattern, export/import as JSON, clear a profile in one click. TOKENS Use {{RANDOM_EMAIL}}, {{RANDOM_NUM}}, {{TODAY}} for values that should be unique each run. PRIVACY Zero data collection. Everything stays in chrome.storage.local on your machine. No analytics, no servers, no network calls. SHORTCUTS - Alt+P — start picker - Alt+F — auto-fill the page - Ctrl/Cmd+Z — undo last capture - Esc — cancel / stop picker Made for QA engineers who fill the same form 50 times a day.
May 26, 2026
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