FormHop keeps a copy of what you type into web forms, so a timeout, crash or accidental reload doesn't cost you your answers. And for big applications, it lets you draft in Word.
Install it once and forget about it, until the day a form loses everything you typed.
FormHop saves your answers as you go, on every site or only the pages you choose.
The session times out, the browser crashes, or you hit reload by mistake.
A small box offers your answers back. It fills only empty boxes and never overwrites what you've typed since.
Everything stays in your browser. There are no FormHop servers.
Grant applications, tenders, job and scholarship applications. Write them properly, not in a web portal that can time out.
* Project summary
[FH-3] · Limit: 2,500 characters
Our community garden will give 200 families fresh produce each season and teach local children to grow their own food…
Recovery is free, always. Pro is for people who write long applications.
Prices in Australian dollars. Payments by ExtensionPay and Stripe. No refunds except where consumer law requires.
No. Everything is stored in your own browser. FormHop has no servers. The only thing it contacts is ExtensionPay, to check whether you've bought Pro.
Almost any site with forms: grant portals, job applications, government and council forms, contact forms, forums. It doesn't run on browser settings pages or the Chrome Web Store, and it skips banking and sign-in pages by default.
Never. Password, one-time code, card, bank, tax file and ID fields are always skipped, even if a site labels them oddly. You can add your own sites to a "never save" list.
Free keeps 7 days of history, then deletes it automatically. Pro keeps it as long as you choose. You can delete anything at any time.
No. The draft is a standard .docx file that opens in Word, Google Docs, Pages and LibreOffice.
No. FormHop fills answers in, but you always check and press submit yourself.
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