I think this is a fair comment but Chrome has been doing this a lot lately. They'll make a change and developers must scramble to fix their websites. It's the

I think this is a fair comment but Chrome has been doing this a lot lately. They'll make a change and developers must scramble to fix their websites. It's the same with autocomplete earlier this year. One day Google decides to ignore autocomplete="off" and all hell breaks lose. Interesting to note, they have reverted this change. Google now respects autocomplete="off" in some scenarios (i.e. when autofill is not triggered via name attribute). Note: autocomplete !== autofill