Inplace Autofill streamlines logging into websites and completing online forms.
- Using Inplace AutoFill to Log Into Websites
- Using Inplace AutoFill to Complete Online Forms
- Using AutoSave
- Disabling Inplace AutoFill and AutoSave
Using Inplace AutoFill to Log Into Websites
When you’re ready to log in, click the RoboForm AutoFill Icon beside the Email/Username field, and select the appropriate RoboForm Login or Identity and RoboForm will automatically fill in your site credentials and submit the login form for you.
Using Inplace AutoFill to Complete Online Forms
NOTE: If you haven’t already set up a RoboForm Identity, you’ll need to do so before using Inplace AutoFill to complete online forms, such as shopping checkout or sign-up forms. To get started, refer to Creating an Identity.
To complete an online form, click the RoboForm AutoFill Icon beside the first field, and select the appropriate RoboForm Login or Identity. RoboForm will automatically fill in all relevant information for you — name, email address, shipping information, credit cards, and more.
Depending on the complexity of the form you’re filling in, the RoboForm AutoFill Icon may appear multiple times on the form — at the start of each section of the form that corresponds to a category of information from your RoboForm Identity: Person, Business, Passport, Address, Credit Card, Bank Account, Car, and Custom. To complete long forms, you may need to click through multiple AutoFill icons.
Using AutoSave
If you manually log into a new site, after you enter your site credentials, RoboForm will AutoSave the Login to your RoboForm account.
A window will appear in the top right asking if you would like to save your login information for this site. Name the Login as you wish, choose its folder, and then click the blue "Save" button.
A second window will appear confirming that saving the Login was successful.
Disabling Inplace AutoFill and AutoSave
You can disable Inplace AutoFill and AutoSave if you would prefer not to use them.
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