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it gets you the OTP from you gamil to the clipboard Every time a website asks for an email verification code, you have to stop what you're doing, open a new tab, reload Gmail, wait for the email, copy the 6 digits, and go back. OTP Autofill fixes that. The moment a login code lands in your inbox, this extension spots it and pastes it directly into the input box on the page you're already on. If you prefer to paste it yourself, you can also copy it with a single click from the unobtrusive popup banner. Why use OTP Autofill: • Automatically pastes or copies your one-time passwords (OTP) • Detects verification code screens across any website • Zero tab switching or manually refreshing Gmail • Keeps you in your workflow without losing context How it works: 1. Connect your Gmail once using official Google sign-in. 2. When you sign in somewhere that asks for an email code, the extension fetches it the second it arrives. 3. The code gets autofilled into the boxes, or you can click to copy. Privacy & Permissions: To find your verification codes, OTP Autofill connects to the official Gmail API via Google OAuth. It only checks for short-lived security codes and login verification emails. None of your emails, personal messages, or credentials are saved, sold, or sent to third-party servers. Built to save you a few seconds dozens of times every day.
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