One less click.
Uses Chrome’s standard API and autofill.
Submits login forms on registered sites.
ONE LESS CLICK. MORE FLOW.
Use your saved Google Password Manager details through a standard Chrome API.
Login Pilot automatically submits login forms on the sites you register.
Chrome extension · You choose which sites to use it on
Preparing for release on the Chrome Web Store
How it looks
Welcome back
Email address
Password
This site is registered
Autofill detected
Login form submitted automatically
Your ID and password are never stored.
AUTOFILL → AUTO LOGIN
Uses Chrome’s standard API and autofill.
Submits login forms on registered sites.
Choose which sites can sign you in automatically.
Forms on unregistered sites are never submitted.
Never stores your ID or password,
or sends them to external services.
YOUR PASSWORDS STAY YOURS.
Retrieves saved details through Chrome’s standard API.
Uses them temporarily to fill and submit the form.
Never saves them in the extension.
STANDARD API. TRANSPARENT DESIGN.
Credential Management API
navigator.credentials.get() retrieves the saved ID and password for the current site. After a one-time confirmation in Chrome, Login Pilot tries to retrieve them without prompting on future visits.
If the API cannot retrieve your details, Login Pilot waits for normal autofill to complete.
Preparing for release on the Chrome Web Store.
Once released, you will be able to add Login Pilot to Chrome from this page. Here is how to get started after release.
After release, install it from the Chrome Web Store
and open a login page.
Open the extension popup
and register a site for automatic login.
Select “Set up click-free login”
and approve Chrome’s confirmation.
Preparing for Chrome Web Store release · Source code available