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So, I have an input box that asks for an email address. Here is what happens when I go to put an email in the box:

Example email

As we can see here, it shows a previously inputted email address. I am wondering if/how I can disable this feature (not only on mine) on all of my user's computers (so it not just be a chrome setting, but HTML code).

CyanCoding
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  • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2530/how-do-you-disable-browser-autocomplete-on-web-form-field-input-tag – teldri Oct 17 '17 at 23:43

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in chrome disable autofill under settings. google also store everything in the account. enter image description here

seghier
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In pure HTML, this is not possible, it's a browser rule. There are several solutions that can be used to bypass this rule. I myself use jQuery for the fields that should not be filled.

It is not the most beautiful solution, but it works for me. 

 // function to disable auto form fill
    function disableAutofill(selector){
        if($(selector).val() == "")
            {
                $(selector).css("color","#99a6c4");
                $(selector).val($(selector).attr("placeholder"));
            }
        $(selector).focusin(function() {
            if($(selector).val() === $(selector).attr("placeholder"))
            $(selector).val('');
        });
    }
    // call autofill function for input element
    disableAutofill("#inputEmail");
Richi
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