Liir

A fresh Liir email address for every site, and your own details filled into forms when you press. Nothing leaves before you press.

Liir gives every site its own email address, and fills in your details when you say so. A gold ring sits in the email fields that ask for your own address. Press it, and Liir fills in the address you keep for that site, or makes a new one. Each address delivers to your Liir mailbox, belongs to one site, and closes with one click. If it starts getting spam, you know who gave it out. When a form asks for more (your name, a phone number, a shipping address), a small card lists what one press would fill. Turn off anything you would rather type yourself, then press Use Liir. It fills from the details on your Liir page that you set to Public or Liir only. Anything Vaulted or on Ask never fills. What it does • A ring in your own email fields, never in a friend's or a gift recipient's • A separate address for every site, found again on your next visit • One press fills your name, phone, address, birthday and more, from your own page • Never submits a form: the site's button stays yours to press • Never fills a field you already typed in, or one you cannot see What it sends, and when Nothing leaves your browser until you press. A press on the ring sends liir.net the site's name, so it can find or make that site's address. A press on Use Liir sends the kinds of details you left on, never the site. Your details go straight into the form, and the extension does not keep them. No analytics, no ads, no other servers. It runs only on secure (https) pages. You need a Liir with Liir mail (liir.net). Connect the extension once: it shows a short code, you type it on liir.net and touch your passkey. Privacy: https://liir.net/extension-privacy