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Fair enough. I haven't tested either one recently, but here is a dump of some past notes I took about improving the other one, as food for thought.

* put focus on submit button

* offer option during creation to auto-sumbit the form. trigger click event on the submit button.

* detect wrong form and alert user something like "This form does not seem to be the same form that was saved. Try anyway?"

This seemed familiar to me and I recalled this: http://www.benjaminkeen.com/open-source-projects/smaller-pro...

It is the first hit in Google for 'form filler bookmarklet'.

Any noteworthy differences between yours and that? (Honest question, no snark intended.)

The question wasn't whether or not comics is a dying art form. The question is if Bill Watterson BELIEVES that it is, with the suggestion that he might believe so because he possibly doesn't like computers very much and therefore might not be fully aware of web comic artists.

> I place the blame for this on users

Blame the users and Apple. Users for thinking for some reason an app is automatically superior. Apple for having no incentive to make users think otherwise. It greatly annoyed me how apple let their webapps directory rot until they finally removed it. For those that don't remember, webapps were the only apps when the iPhone first came out.

You might want to look into coworking spaces where people that are not working for the same company, such as freelancers or remote workers, share an office.