SmartAutoFill

What you can do

• Scan supported visible fields and combine them with saved profile/context data
• Draft values into ordinary text fields and matching native selects
• Review and edit values on the page before manually submitting
• Choose hosted credits or a custom provider for standard text workflows

Desktop browser requirements

The publisher supports Chrome and Microsoft Edge through a browser extension. Version 1.0.33 is listed in the Chrome Web Store. A numeric minimum browser or operating-system version was not established; this is not an iPhone or native Mac App Store app.

Review on the page, then submit yourself

The extension applies draft values to supported fields before you inspect them. It does not provide a separate approval screen before those values appear and does not click the final submit button. Check the original field labels and the provider receiving the context.

Limitations & considerations

• No extension installation, site compatibility or autofill-accuracy test was performed.
• The official matrix excludes iframes and filling radio/checkbox state; custom dropdowns are not reliable. Store language about detection does not mean every control can be filled.
• The Chrome Web Store says no data is collected, while official documentation describes hosted request processing, logs and local storage. We do not treat the store declaration as a zero-processing guarantee.

Privacy & permissions

Hosted mode sends selected profile/context and form/page information to the SmartAutoFill backend and AI infrastructure. Custom-provider mode sends model requests to the provider you choose instead.

The detailed guide says Chrome local storage can retain profiles, API keys, tokens, last-run values and a matched file copy, without a claimed at-rest encryption layer. Local browser storage is separate from hosted log summaries.