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Never lose form text again. FormAnchor autosaves and restores lost form drafts after a crash, close, or timeout, locally. Lost your form text again? A crashed tab, a timed-out application, or a failed submit can wipe out everything you typed — job applications, support tickets, essays, and long posts gone in seconds. FormAnchor is a form draft recovery and autosave extension that makes sure that never happens. It works as an automatic draft saver: about one second after you stop typing, FormAnchor saves your form data locally in the browser and can restore lost text with one click. Whether you need to recover a crashed form, autosave forms as you type, or save form data before a timeout, FormAnchor has your words backed up. How it works: - Autosaves text inputs, textareas, and editable fields about 1 second after you stop typing - Restore only fills empty fields, so text you already have is never overwritten - The popup offers Restore, Copy, Delete, and per-site pause Privacy promise: no account, no cloud, no tracking. Your drafts are stored only on your device in this browser, and nothing ever leaves it. Passwords, payment fields, card numbers, CVV, one-time codes, and secret fields are never saved. Drafts expire automatically after 30 days. If you have ever lost a long post to a crashed tab or a timed-out application, FormAnchor's form recovery keeps your words safe.
Nov 5, 2026
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