Version 1.0.0 works with ICA’s new SG Arrival Card site.

visayes helper now switches each official site to English before it fills in your form. If your browser translates the page while visayes helper is filling it in, visayes helper pauses and picks up again once you turn translation off.

Each card is now filled in one tab at a time. If you open the same card in a second tab, visayes helper asks you to go back to the first one.

On the Vietnam Pre-Arrival Declaration, visayes helper now leaves the optional “Ward / Commune of Hotel” field blank, because the official site currently offers no choices for it. visayes helper no longer stops there.

visayes helper’s own text now comes in Simplified and Traditional Chinese. Its interface language follows the language you choose on visayesapp.com, and it stays in English until you choose Chinese there.

No permissions are added or changed. visayes helper still fills forms in and never submits them. It still sends no page content and none of your form answers anywhere.

Version 0.4.5 simplifies the popup footer to Terms and Privacy. It adds the Identity Card Number box that Singapore’s form shows to Malaysian passport holders. It also keeps up with a change on Indonesia’s form. Each traveler is now asked “Have you ever used a passport under different nationality/region to enter Indonesia?”, and a Yes answer opens two more boxes for that passport’s country and number. visayes helper fills these in with the answers you gave on visayesapp.com. The hotel search on Indonesia’s form no longer comes up empty on the first try. Messages on the page now say visayes helper by name. No permissions are added or changed. visayes helper still fills forms in and never submits them. It still sends no page content and none of your form answers anywhere.

Version 0.4.2 adds three destinations: the Korea Electronic Arrival Card, the pre-arrival declaration Vietnam calls Pre-Arrival Information, and the arrival card Indonesia hosts on the platform it calls All Indonesia. Three new host permissions are requested, for exactly those three government sites and nothing else. The extension still fills forms in and never submits them, still sends no page content anywhere, and still collects nothing. Singapore and Malaysia work as before; on the Thailand home page the extension now presses the Arrival Card button once the site’s own security check has passed.