Autofill Forms: Address, Name & Phone

Fill name, address, phone and email fields with one shortcut. Up to 10 profiles, kept in your browser. Great with Japanese forms.

Fill in web forms with one shortcut — name, address, phone, email and more, from profiles you save in your browser. Browser autofill often leaves fields empty when a form splits things up in its own way: postal codes in two boxes, phone numbers in three, address line 1 and 2, separate city and street fields, date-of-birth dropdowns. This extension reads each field's label, nearby headings, placeholder and name attribute to work out what it asks for, and fills it in the right format. It is especially good with Japanese forms (furigana in katakana, hiragana or half-width kana; prefecture dropdowns) and also handles international address forms. ■ Features ・Name as one field or split into first / last, plus phonetic name ・Split postal code and phone fields, with or without hyphens ・Country and region dropdowns, one-line or split addresses, address line 1 / 2 ・Company, department and job title; date of birth (dropdowns or date fields) ・Up to 10 profiles ("Home", "Work" … name them as you like) ・With Gmail, optionally fill a per-site "+site" address so you can tell where spam came from ■ How to use 1. Add a profile on the options page 2. On a page with a form, press ⌘⇧Y (Ctrl+Shift+Y on Windows) or click the toolbar icon and pick a profile (number keys work too) Profiles 1 and 2 can be filled directly with ⌘⇧1 / ⌘⇧2 ■ Privacy ・Your profiles are stored only in this browser (chrome.storage.local) and are never sent anywhere ・No permission to read all sites: the extension only accesses the tab where you click the button or press the shortcut ・Only empty fields are filled; anything already typed is left as it is