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No, the website should have the option to overwrite the browser decision. For example, for a multiplayer game I worked on, you could set a password when you cr
by XCSme 5y ago
No, the website should have the option to overwrite the browser decision.
For example, for a multiplayer game I worked on, you could set a password when you create a private room in the game. The browser always auto-filled it with your account password, which is definitely not good because you have to share the room password with others. Telling the browser to not autocomplete that filled didn't work, because "the browser should know better than the website" thing you mentioned.
- joshuaissac 5y agoFor this specific case, the website could generate a password on room creation and show it to the user in a non-editable field.
- XCSme 5y agoUsers want to choose the password themselves because they have to share it with others, so they usually create a funny password.