Site rules

Site rules let you turn SimpleFill’s automatic features on or off for a whole website, a single page, or even one field. Keep everything on in general, and switch off just what gets in the way.

What you can control

Add a rule

1. Go to Settings > General > Site rules and click Manage.
2. Under Website or page URL, type where the rule applies:
   • example.com for every page of the site
   • example.com/ for the homepage only
   • example.com/account for that page only
3. Under Apply to, choose:
   • All fields on these pages, then tick the Enabled features
   • Fields matching a CSS selector or Fields matching an XPath, to target particular fields
4. Click Add rule.

For a field rule, each feature can be Enabled, Disabled, or Use website settings, which follows the site’s rule, or your general settings if there isn’t one.

Examples

How rules are matched

• http, https, and www. don’t matter: example.com covers all of them.
• Subdomains need their own rules: forms.example.com isn’t covered by example.com.
• A page rule also covers the same page with anything after ? or #. Include a ? part to match it exactly.
• Field rules win over page and site rules, and more specific pages win over less specific ones.
• Each website or page can have one rule.

What rules don’t switch off

Rules control the automatic features. The things you start yourself keep working everywhere: Quick Access, the right-click menu, AI actions run from the menu, and saved forms.

For website owners

If you run a website and want SimpleFill’s automatic features off on part of it, add an attribute to the element:

It applies to the element and everything inside it, including iframes and shadow roots.

<div data-simplefill-disable="true">
  <!-- SimpleFill stays out of the way in here -->
</div>