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Recover text you typed into forms after a reload, crash, or accidental navigation. Local-only autosave, no accounts, no tracking. Recover form text after reloads, crashes, and accidental navigation. FormDraft locally autosaves safe text fields while you type, then offers a simple restore prompt when you return to a page with a matching draft. It is built for the ordinary moments where a contact form, comment box, support message, or long note disappears right before you send it. Features: - Local-only autosave for textareas, safe text-like inputs, and rich text editors - One-click restore prompt for matching empty fields - Recent drafts list in the popup - Open the original page for a saved draft - Delete individual drafts or clear all drafts - Disable FormDraft on the current site - Choose which safe field types are saved - Automatic cleanup when forms are submitted - Retention controls for old drafts Safety and privacy: FormDraft does not collect analytics, does not create an account, and does not send draft text anywhere. Drafts are stored locally in the browser's extension storage. Credential and payment fields are blocked by design. FormDraft skips password fields, login forms, usernames and emails on password pages, credit card fields, CVV/CVC fields, tokens, OTP/2FA fields, PINs, API keys, and other sensitive-looking fields. These protections are intentionally not user-overridable. Permissions: - Storage: saves settings and local drafts in your browser - Tabs / activeTab: opens original draft pages and detects the current site for the popup - Context menus: lets you disable FormDraft on the current site No tracking. No remote sync. No ads.
Jun 12, 2026
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