MultiField CopyCat

What it does

Tired of retyping form data? Use MultiField CopyCat, a browser extension that lets you copy, paste, and autofill multiple form fields across websites in seconds. Save time & work smarter.

MultiField CopyCat is a chrome extension to copy, paste and autofill form data across pages instantly. Fill forms 10x faster in one click or shortcut.

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hi all! Hope you're all doing well! I built MultiField CopyCat, a Chrome extension that helps you bulk copy, paste, and autofill multiple web form fields all at once. If you often find yourself retyping or copying form data field by field, this tool might save you time and frustration. Website…

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