> Why do maximum security sites always disable auto-complete for username and password? Because they think they are the centre of the universe. Theirs is the

> Why do maximum security sites always disable auto-complete for username and password? Because they think they are the centre of the universe. Theirs is the only site that matters, and is the only one they work on, so why would anything else matter? Thankfully a Chrome plugin turns autocomplete back on for me. But there are still some sites that go out of their way to ensure that they still won't work. For example my doctor's site is some sort of third party abomination that would have looked "cool" ten years ago and requires me opening my password safe every time. Even Google pulls some stunts on some of their authentication pages preventing autofill.