Profile Form Filler: name, phone, address

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# Privacy policy — Profile Form Filler: name, phone, address

The add-on fills web forms from profiles you type in yourself. It has no server, no account, no analytics and no ads.

**What is stored and where.** The profiles you create (profile name, last/first/middle name, date of birth, email, phone, company, country, region, city, postal code, street and house, apartment) and which profile is selected. They are kept in Firefox's extension storage (`storage.local`) on this device only. They are not encrypted by the extension — the same as addresses in the browser's own autofill; anyone with access to your browser profile can read them. They are not synced. Deleting a profile, or removing the add-on, deletes them. Passwords, bank cards, ID documents and one-time codes are never stored.

**When the extension touches a page.** Only after you click the toolbar button and then "Fill" (or "Undo") in its window. Nothing runs on pages before that: the extension has no content scripts and no host permissions. It uses `activeTab`, so it can access only the tab where you pressed the button, and `scripting` to run its filling code there, in the extension's isolated environment: the page's own scripts cannot read your profile, only the values that end up in its fields.

**What a site receives.** The values written into its form fields — exactly what you would have typed — and only into fields the extension recognised as profile fields. Some sites react to typing by themselves (address suggestions, saving a draft, checkout recalculation), just as when you type by hand. The extension submits no form.

**What is never sent:** nothing is sent to the developer or to anyone else by the extension. It makes no network requests at all. No browsing history, no page addresses, no form contents are collected.

**Export file.** "Save to a JSON file" writes your profiles to a file on your computer in plain text. Keep it private.