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Remembered forms

Some forms you fill over and over — daily sweepstakes, contest entries, surveys, preference pages — and autofill was never built for that long tail. Form Memory learns how you fill a form by hand, then offers to fill it the same way next time.

How it works

Fill a form once, the way you want it. The next time you open that same form, Veridenti fills in what you entered before — the text, the dropdowns (even fancy custom menus), and the checkboxes you ticked. If you deliberately un-ticked a box, it remembers that too.

You always see it — and can undo it

When Veridenti fills a remembered form, a small "Veridenti remembered this form" chip appears and the filled fields briefly glow, so it's never a surprise. One tap on Undo clears the remembered fill. It only ever fills — it never submits the form for you.

Where to find it

Form Memory is on by default — look for "Remember extra form fields" under Settings → Autofill & form fixes. It works quietly in the background and syncs across your devices, end-to-end encrypted like everything else in your vault. Remembered forms expire on their own after about four months, so old ones clean themselves up.

NoteYour remembered-form data syncs to a new device automatically. The on/off switch is per-browser (and defaults on), so if you ever turned it off in one browser, that off-state doesn't carry over — each browser has its own switch.
NoteForm Memory will not remember sensitive or throwaway fields — payment cards, security codes, Social Security or bank numbers, one-time codes, CAPTCHAs, security questions, dates, passwords, or site search boxes. Those are deliberately off-limits, no matter how the field is labeled.
Last updated August 26, 2026 · Docs v1.3
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