This is a Firefox add-on that enables the quick pasting of email addresses into text fields.
I recently discovered the Paste Email extension and it has quickly become a favorite tool of mine. As someone with a particularly long email address (32 characters) and who isn't the quickest typist, I often found myself wishing for a function key to quickly paste my email address wherever I needed it. With Paste Email, that wish has come true.
The extension provides an online form with your email address that can be accessed with just one or two clicks. This is a simple shortcut that saves a lot of time and effort.
Firefox has a built-in feature that remembers previous input to text form fields, which is great when it works. However, the problem arises when the internal field name differs. For instance, one form may prompt for your email address with an internal name of "email" while another form may name the same field "emailaddress". This is where Paste Email comes in handy as it eliminates the need to start typing and wait for Firefox to recognize the field.
The Paste Email extension is especially useful for unsubscribing to spam emails. Whenever a spam email prompts you to click a link to unsubscribe and asks for your email address, you can easily use this extension instead. Your fingers never need to touch the keyboard as you can paste the required information with one click.
Paste Email is not limited to email addresses alone. You can use it to paste any text string in any input text field. If you have to enter a long text string frequently and don't want to type it every time, Paste Email is like a "rubber stamp" that saves you time and effort.
Overall, I highly recommend the Paste Email extension. It saves time, improves productivity, and eliminates the need to constantly remember or type in long text strings.
The extension provides an online form with your email address that can be accessed with just one or two clicks. This is a simple shortcut that saves a lot of time and effort.
Firefox has a built-in feature that remembers previous input to text form fields, which is great when it works. However, the problem arises when the internal field name differs. For instance, one form may prompt for your email address with an internal name of "email" while another form may name the same field "emailaddress". This is where Paste Email comes in handy as it eliminates the need to start typing and wait for Firefox to recognize the field.
The Paste Email extension is especially useful for unsubscribing to spam emails. Whenever a spam email prompts you to click a link to unsubscribe and asks for your email address, you can easily use this extension instead. Your fingers never need to touch the keyboard as you can paste the required information with one click.
Paste Email is not limited to email addresses alone. You can use it to paste any text string in any input text field. If you have to enter a long text string frequently and don't want to type it every time, Paste Email is like a "rubber stamp" that saves you time and effort.
Overall, I highly recommend the Paste Email extension. It saves time, improves productivity, and eliminates the need to constantly remember or type in long text strings.
What's New
Version 3.2.3: N/A