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Your details. Less hassle. Privacy-first form filling from a local profile. FoxFill fills web forms from a profile that lives only on your device. Save your personal and address details once, then on any form: Scan → Review → Fill. FoxFill shows what it will enter, highlights matched fields on the page, and skips sections that look sensitive (like bank or emergency contacts). HOW IT WORKS 1. Add your details under Personal and Address (or open Full settings for a roomier editor). 2. Open a webpage with a form and click Scan Form. 3. Review ready fields, tick anything marked for review, then Fill. 4. Optional on-page overlay marks certain (green) vs review (yellow) matches. WHY FOXFILL • Local first — profiles stay in your browser; no account and no cloud sync. • You stay in control — review before fill; no auto-submit; empty fields only. • Multi-profile — keep Personal, Work, or other profiles and switch anytime. • Smart matching — names, email, phone, ID, passport, address, DOB, and more. • Custom fields — add your own labels and aliases for site-specific forms. • Optional encryption — lock profiles with a passphrase (AES-GCM on this device). • Privacy-minded fill — skips bank/emergency-style sections; leaves area-code boxes empty. PERMISSIONS (WHY WE ASK) • storage — save your profiles on this device (optionally encrypted). • activeTab — access the page you open when you scan. • scripting — run the scanner and filler only after you click Scan or Fill. FoxFill does not scan pages in the background and does not send your profile to a server. Made for everyday forms: quotes, registrations, contact pages, and more — less retyping, same privacy mindset.
Sep 8, 2026
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