No, it does not have its uses in those scenarios. Every website with login could be used in such a scenario, in an internet cafe for example. It's not on the we

No, it does not have its uses in those scenarios. Every website with login could be used in such a scenario, in an internet cafe for example. It's not on the web developer to predict this, it's on the terminal to prevent that issue. It has its uses in some very limited scenarios, like a password field in a blog editor that when set locks the article for users not knowing the password. But that's not a login screen. Me picking a bad password was absolutely caused by this misuse of autocomplete=off, it had everything to do with it. How can you claim otherwise? I was there, you were not.