Form Guardian
Form Guardian autosaves what you type into web forms and restores it in one click after an accidental tab close, a failed submit, or a browser crash. Form content never leaves your device, password fields are ignored, and drafts auto-clear after 30 days. Free, Chrome and Firefox.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
- Chromium
Features
- Automatic Backup
- Browser extension
Form Guardian News & Activities
Recent activities
- harmakit added Form Guardian
harmakit added Form Guardian as alternative to Form History Control, Lazarus Form Recovery, Textarea Cache and Typio Form Recovery
Form Guardian information
Developed by
Pavel BuevLicensing
Proprietary and Free product.Alternatives
6 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is Form Guardian?
Form Guardian runs quietly in the background and saves what you type into web forms as you go — to your browser's local storage, never to a server. If you close a tab by accident, hit Back on the trackpad, or a form clears after a failed submit, you reopen the page, click the extension icon, and your draft is back in the fields.
Unlike browser autofill, Form Guardian captures the live, in-progress content of any form as you type — so you recover the actual work you lost, not just a saved address.
Key details:
- One-click restore into the original fields — no manual lookup
- Local-only: form content stays on your device and is never uploaded
- Password fields are ignored by design
- Saved drafts auto-delete after 30 days
- Works on Chrome, Firefox, and all Chromium-based browsers (Edge, Brave, Arc)
- Free to use; no account required to start