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Save Time Commenting with Pre-Fill Comments Greasemonkey Script

I tend to leave a lot of comments on various blogs that I read throughout my day, and typing in the same name, email and site URL takes quite a bit of time if you don’t automate it somehow.

I’ve found a Greasemonkey script that will let you easily automate this process in Firefox so that you can just hit a hotkey to fill in those values every time. You’ll need the Greasemonkey extension installed for this to work.

After you install the script, go to any blog page with a comment form. (If you have a page already open during the install you’ll need to reload it) Now hit the Alt+C key combination, and you’ll immediately be prompted to enter in the default values.

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Once you use these values once, they’ll be stored for next time, and the comment fields will be filled in. If you ever want to change them, just use Shift+Alt+C instead.

This should work for the majority of blogs, but not necessarily every blog, since it’s made to work with WordPress.

Download Pre-Fill Comments from UserScripts

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Comments (3)

  1. caschy

    Link to script is wrong

  2. The Geek

    doh!

    I updated the article with the correct script…

  3. Arpit Jacob

    good one. I use the auto fill firefox extension.

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