Productivity

There’s a version of Form Recover that works exactly as it’s supposed to: quietly, invisibly, accumulating drafts in the background so that when disaster strikes, you’re covered. The problem? It works too well. After a few weeks of active use, your vault fills up. GitHub issues, Reddit comments, support tickets, long-form emails. And suddenly, finding the one draft you actually need becomes a chore of its own. That’s the problem v0.2.2 solves.

If you write online—whether it’s CMS entries, support tickets, or long social media posts—you know the fear of the browser crash. Autosave extensions are your insurance policy. For years, tools like Lazarus (long dead) and Typio dominated the market. But it’s 2026, and the web has changed. Single Page Applications (SPAs) like React and Vue broke many old extensions. Privacy concerns are higher than ever. Here is the landscape of form recovery tools in 2026.