I had a form on the website I administer that closes a user's account permanently. It requires them to input their password and click a button (with a confirmat

I had a form on the website I administer that closes a user's account permanently. It requires them to input their password and click a button (with a confirmation dialog). Chrome was seeing that password input and auto-filling it, making it very easy for a user to accidentally close their account. It did the same thing for a "change username" form, which also had a password field to confirm the change. Chrome thought it was a login form and would pre-populate the "new username" field with the user's existing username. I tried so hard to make Chrome not do that.