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autocomplete="one-time-code" Any others?
by orangepanda 5y ago
autocomplete="one-time-code"
Any others?
- Lex-2008 5y agogood point! But as soon as browsers stop autocompleting fields marked with autocomplete="one-time-code", won't website developers start marking _all_ input fields with this tag? After all, why do people put autocomplete="off" on input fields anyway?
- scrollaway 5y agoautocomplete="one-time-code" causes a different type of autocomplete behaviour, it doesn't disable it. Specifically for example it will suggest a one time code you received by sms if one was recently sent (on mobile at least).
- emilfihlman 5y agoChrome recommends wrong passwords, passwords from wrong subdomains, and passwords for pages that will never accept custom passwords. It's broken as fuck.
- rypskar 5y agoAdmin page where you create users for other persons. Not cool when browsers try to add your password as password for all the users you create
- orangepanda 5y agoThen there's autocomplete="new-password"
- jimktrains2 5y agoSearch fields. I don't want it filling in the users address or email address when they're searching for a customer. We have customer service representatives that accept orders over the phone, including credit card numbers. These should not get stored by the browser as autocomplete data.