Firefox Autocomplete Spy

Firefox Autocomplete Spy is a useful and easy to handle software utility whose main function consists of helping you view the autofill data stored by your favorite browser, enabling you to either erase it or save it to a local file.

The program comes with a fairly basic user interface, its simplicity causing minimal difficulty to novices, but it might leave more experienced individuals slightly unimpressed.

The main window of Firefox Autocomplete Spy displays the path of the SQLITE file storing the targeted browser data while, at the push of a button, its contents can be listed in the lower panel.

When launching the application, it will automatically detect the location of the data file and load its full path into the dedicated text field. However, should it be unable to find it on its own or if it is stored in a different location than the default one, you can load it manually.

To view the results, you can click on ‘Show All’, and Firefox Autocomplete Spy reveal the decrypted data. This includes search terms, usernames, email addresses, and other similar information, along with the use count and the dates it was first and last used.

Should you wish to save the autofill data to your system, you can generate a report in HTML, XML, CSV or TXT format. Alternately, you can delete the entire contents of the SQLITE file, removing any and all suggestions from the browser’s text fields.

In closing, Firefox Autocomplete Spy is a very simple and intuitive tool, requiring little prior computer experience. It provides you with results right away and lets you save or delete them, depending on your needs.