Q-Fill for Gmail

Automatically extracts verification codes from Gmail and fills them into web forms. Privacy-focused: all processing happens locally.

Q-Fill for Gmail - Automatic Verification Code Autofill Stop copying and pasting verification codes. Q-Fill reads your most recent email, extracts the code, and fills it into the form automatically. WHAT IT DOES - Detects verification code input fields on any website - Extracts 4-8 digit codes from your latest Gmail message - Fills the code into the active form with one click - Supports standard inputs and multi-digit OTP fields HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension 2. Connect your Gmail account (read-only access) 3. Navigate to a verification page 4. Click "Check Emails Now" in the popup 5. Code fills automatically PRIVACY AND SECURITY - All processing happens locally in your browser - No email content is stored or logged - No data sent to external servers - No analytics, tracking, or telemetry - Uses Google OAuth with read-only Gmail scope - Cannot send, delete, or modify your emails Open source: https://github.com/qbeka/Code_Autofill_Extension Review the code yourself. Full transparency on what the extension does and how it handles your data. BUILT FOR - Two-factor authentication (2FA) - One-time passwords (OTP) - Email verification flows - Account recovery codes - Any site that emails you a numeric code PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED - Gmail (read-only): Required to read verification emails - Active tab: Required to fill codes into forms - Storage: Saves your connection status locally If you see a Google verification warning during OAuth, this is normal for apps pending review. The extension is fully open source - inspect the code to verify its safety. REQUIREMENTS - Google Chrome 88 or later - Gmail account Website: https://qfill.org Privacy Policy: https://qfill.org/privacy Terms: https://qfill.org/terms Source Code: https://github.com/qbeka/Code_Autofill_Extension For bugs or feature requests, open an issue on GitHub.