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Save and restore form data across sessions — works on Syncfusion, React, and SPAs FormSession automatically saves everything you type in web forms — and lets you restore it in one click. Perfect for: - Complex registration and application forms - CRM systems and admin panels - Government and tax portals - React, Angular, and other SPA applications - Syncfusion, Material UI, and custom dropdowns - Multi-step forms and wizards - Sites that log you out and clear your progress HOW IT WORKS 1. Add a domain to your whitelist 2. Fill out any form — FormSession saves it automatically 3. If the page refreshes, you log out, or the browser crashes — open the extension and restore your data in one click WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT Most form savers break on modern web apps. FormSession was built specifically for React, Angular, and other JavaScript-heavy sites where standard autofill fails. It handles: - Custom dropdowns and multi-select components - Rich text editors (CKEditor, TinyMCE) - Dynamic fields that load after the page - Single-page apps with client-side navigation - iframes and embedded forms YOUR DATA STAYS PRIVATE Form data is saved locally in your browser and never uploaded to any server. FormSession only contacts our servers to verify your subscription status — nothing else. PRICING Free 3-day trial, then $9.99/month. Cancel anytime.
Jun 27, 2026
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