Works in 90% percents of cases, don't know why (will add an example later)
Quiet flexible: use any attribute of a DOM element to set "value" attribute.

Here is an example:
I'm trying to apply for a job on a game development studio website:
http://crytek.com/career/offers/overview/frankfurt/art-animation/junior-ui-artist

The form and DOM elements look like that:
https://monosnap.com/file/0jW46DvODCLTtKMeTNUGB2iUtqErWl

As you can see all the fields was filled successfully, except the "website".
Here is the selection row for such field:
input[name*='web'], input[name*='url'], input[name*='work'], input[name*='link'], input[name*='Portfolio'], input[name*='portfolio'], input[name*='Url'], input[name*='site']

Looks like "site" and and "link" should solve the problem. But it doesn't work at this particular form.

I'm really sorry but this is too complicated and hard to understand for even a reasonably confident computer user. All I want is an autofill form that fills out name address email etc. Is that possible?

Re-joined Firefox because I agree with its ethos but this makes it hard when Chrome does it easily.

doesn't work

Works perfectly fine for my specific use.

Had to manually configure the forms. Would be nice to have a built in way to save form content on a website into the autofill database and a way to export current rules.

Still gets five stars because it does everything it should perfectly.

It doesn't seem to work in Firefox the old autofill program worked fine. can't we get it back

Unable to fill in autofill information on firefox chrome .