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Edit: I stand corrected, this approach worked for me when I was building an internal app but apparently doesn't work at other times. Just don't give the input

Edit: I stand corrected, this approach worked for me when I was building an internal app but apparently doesn't work at other times. Just don't give the input an "id=password" and Chrome won't throw your password into it. It's just a label, the autofill is because it matches all the other sites where you do want Chrome to autofill your password.

jaywalk 5y ago
Ha, how did you come up with that nonsense solution? You've obviously never actually dealt with this if you think that would work.
- dariusj18 5y ago
  Yeah, Chrome can be very devious at figuring it out. I've had success using `autocomplete="new-password"` at least.