Add the website
Open the target page, click the extension, and choose Enable on this website.
The extension works only on websites you approve. Use the visual field picker for easy setup, or use CSS, XPath, element ID, name, or placeholder targeting.
Host permission is requested only after you approve a website.
Open the target page, click the extension, and choose Enable on this website.
Save the website, click Pick, then click the input, textarea, or editable area on the page.
Add plain-text or regex rules. They run from top to bottom and can be enabled, disabled, or reordered.
Start with Pick or ID. Use CSS or XPath when you need more precision.
| Method | Example | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Visual Pick | Click the field on the page | Easiest option for most users |
| Element ID | demo-title | Simple and stable when the field has an ID |
| Name | title | Standard forms and content systems |
| CSS | input[name="title"] | Flexible, recommended technical option |
| XPath | //*[@id="demo-title"] | Complex document structures |
| Placeholder | Enter a title | Fields without a useful ID or name |
Use automatic triggers or run replacement manually.
Run after pasting, when leaving the field, or while typing with a short delay.
Use the popup button or press Alt+Shift+C on a configured website.
Use plain text for simple replacements. Use regex for patterns such as \s{2,}.
Each site is approved separately. A page filter can limit the extension to selected paths on that host.
The extension listing and core popup interface include English, Spanish, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, and Hindi. Chrome automatically chooses the browser language.
This demo appears after the guide and uses your saved extension rules.
The same public page is used for documentation and testing.
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The default demo field is #demo-title.
Common fixes when a website does not change.
Use Test selector on current page, or use the visual Pick button.
Set the page filter to * or use a matching path such as /editor/*.
Try the paste or blur trigger. Some advanced editors use custom internal events and may need a site-specific integration.
The current version targets the main page document. Cross-origin frames require separate permission and frame support.