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Eduardo Mior
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Formado em Analise e Desenvolvimento de Sistema.
Programador Golang, HTML+JS+CSS, JAVA.
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I would very much like there to be a WEB standard for this, but unfortunately there is not!
I studied this for several days and gathered a lot of information and I will share it with you.
Before developing or using an internet hack you need to know that there are 2 types of Autocomplete. There is the autocomplete of the page and the autocomplete of the browser.
This is the global browser autocomplete. It appears whenever you define autocomplete="off" or when you define no autocomplete but define type="email" for example. The global autocomplete suggests emails you've used on other sites. The global autocomplete has a manage button at the bottom and can be disabled in the browser config.