Fill it Up! — FillitUp!

FillitUp! allows you to automate the repetitive entering of form fields. Just save your current fields and have them automatically fill next time you visit that page.

Features:
- Supports standard form fields such as INPUTs, SELECTs, TEXTAREAs and content editable DIVs
- Supports Google Forms
- Supports Microsoft Forms
- Supports running of custom JavaScript routines to fill those pesky non-standard fields
- Automatically save all your fields with the click of a button, or optionally decide which fields to save
- Automatically fill fields on page load, or optionally manually fill at the click of a button
- Logically group your saved fields and optionally only fill fields in that group
- JavaScript editor window to create custom JavaScript routines with the option to immediate test them
- Special filters to allow you to change the default behavior of FillitUp! for those extra stubborn websites
- Option to fill fields discovered by the Mutation Observer or by querySelector(). Even fill automatically using one, and manually with the other.
- Options to Export and Import your entire FillitUp! environment to ensure you never lose your hard entered work.
- Already tested on thousands of websites by a sweepstakes addict. I wrote it for my own personal use, and decided to make it available to anyone who wants to try it out.
- Open it Up! and Fill it Up! work hand-in-hand to automate the process of opening lists of URLs and filling in the fields.

• Oh yeah, it's free!

Caveats:
- This is NOT a username/password saver. All saved fields are in clear text, so don't use it for that.
- This extension has been written for English language websites. It's been minimally tested on non-English sites. Your mileage may vary.
- This extension will NOT automatically fill a form on the first visit to a website. Entries must be saved and will be filled on subsequent visits.
- There are a few configuration popups in the settings page. If you have a popup blocker, you might have to adjust its settings.
- This extension is NOT designed to fill CAPTCHAs.

On initial installation, automatic filling is turned OFF by default and must be turned on in Options->Settings.

The developer uses these settings:
- Enable Rule Logging
- Display Hidden Fields
- Display Floating 'Apply Rules' Button
- Automatically Apply Rules (MutationObserver)
- Manual Apply Rules Mode (querySelector)
- Use URL Hostname/pathname
- Master Delay (milliseconds) 750
- Fill Delay (milliseconds) 125
- Global Hotkey ctrl+z
- Use OS Default Theme
- Use userScripts.execute (Chromium only)

Comments to: fillitupextension@gmail.com