See what autofill fills in
Fill a page of boxes in one press, and check what went in.
Autofill is your browser offering details it saved earlier — name, address, phone — so a form fills in one press.
It only offers. Nothing enters a box until you choose the suggestion.
Key points
- Autofill offers details your browser saved, and fills them in one press
- Read what it put in — a saved address outlives the move
What to remember
- Read what it filled. Saved details go out of date.
- Autofill offers. You choose, then you read.
Try this
Look in your browser settings for saved addresses. Delete anything out of date.
Practice: See what autofill fills in. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.