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They can afford to do this due to their market share. This is precisely why I refuse to use Chrome. I use Firefox and would do so even if it were an inferior
by bad_user 9y ago
They can afford to do this due to their market share.
This is precisely why I refuse to use Chrome.
I use Firefox and would do so even if it were an inferior browser, plus at this point in time and for my usage patterns Firefox really is superior.
- nevir 9y agoFirefox (and IE) did the same thing for autocomplete=off, with the same rationale. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=956906 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=956906
- chimeracoder 9y agoTo be clear, it appears that Chrome disables autocomplete=off for all fields and forms, not just for password fields. The linked ticket is about password fields in Firefox specifically.
- ckocagil 9y agoYou're refusing to use Chrome because it gives the middle finger to websites that want to disable your password manager? Are you making this decision as a user or a website owner?
- noxecanexx 9y agoChrome disables it for all fields. That's the difference