Automatically saves web form entries so you can restore lost text with one click
Automatically saves web form entries so you can restore lost text with one click
Pros
- Automatic, reliable recovery of lost form entries
- Local data storage with encryption and user-defined accessibility
- Customizable options for storage duration and exclusion of passwords
- Database backup and cleaning functionalities
- Supports multiple browsers and a wide array of online forms
Cons
- May not work with every type of form, especially those heavily using scripts or non-standard formats
- Password management and encryption settings may seem complex to less experienced users
- Storing sensitive data (even briefly) always involves some privacy risk
Never lose online form entries again with this powerful recovery tool.
Efficient Form Data Rescue for Web Users
Lazarus: Form Recovery is an add-on aimed at saving users from the frustration of lost web form input. Whether caused by accidental browser closures, session timeouts, or network interruptions, losing lengthy or important data on online forms can be a major setback. Lazarus tackles this challenge by capturing and storing the text as you type, allowing quick restoration if anything goes wrong.
Simple Recovery When You Need It
Lazarus runs in the background, monitoring input fields on web pages. When a form submission fails or is otherwise lost, simply right-clicking within the form field provides a context menu to restore your previous input. This feature is especially valuable for users submitting long blog posts, online commentaries, or application forms that cannot be easily rewritten.
Enhanced Security and Privacy Controls
User privacy and data protection are core priorities for Lazarus: Form Recovery. Stored data never leaves the local machine, and customizable encryption helps prevent unauthorized access. For shared or public computers, users can set up a master password in compatible browsers, restricting access to stored form entries.
Sensitive fields, such as password inputs, can be excluded from recovery to mitigate security risks. Additionally, users can define how long the data is kept—ranging from a few minutes to longer durations—striking a balance between convenience and privacy.
Customization and Maintenance Tools
Lazarus provides a range of options to suit different needs. The database tab within the options menu presents detailed information about saved data and enables database cleaning (vacuuming) to free up space and remove unnecessary entries. Users can also schedule automatic backups on browser load, bolstering data integrity.
Database deletions or wiping individual entries are protected by password requirements, preventing accidental or malicious data loss. The recent inclusion of cryptographic components from the Mozilla Weave project further enhances the safety of saved information.
Performance and Compatibility
Lazarus demonstrates high compatibility with a wide variety of web forms, supporting various browsers like Firefox and Chrome. Integration is smooth, with minimal impact on browsing speed or system resources. Memory optimizations and interface improvements ensure reliable operation even for power users who routinely fill out complex web forms.
Useful for All Web Users
From everyday internet users to frequent forum posters and professionals who rely on browser-based applications, Lazarus: Form Recovery brings peace of mind. By automatically capturing draft entries, it reduces the frustration and lost productivity associated with inadvertent form data loss.
Pros
- Automatic, reliable recovery of lost form entries
- Local data storage with encryption and user-defined accessibility
- Customizable options for storage duration and exclusion of passwords
- Database backup and cleaning functionalities
- Supports multiple browsers and a wide array of online forms
Cons
- May not work with every type of form, especially those heavily using scripts or non-standard formats
- Password management and encryption settings may seem complex to less experienced users
- Storing sensitive data (even briefly) always involves some privacy risk