I have a page to search for a address, which uses the info typed by the user to get the desired address.
Lately chrome has been showing the autofill option in the address field.
I've search throughout the web and couldnt really see a workaround that would work.
I've tried autocomplete="off" but with no luck
Is there any efficient way to prevent google chrome not only store form information but also use the autofill feature ?
I want to do this on client side (HTML)
Best Regards,
Rui duarte
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I need to create a simple Chrome extension that will open telephone links in Gmail with a certain application (Cisco Jabber) instead of the default (Google Hangouts).
I've tried doing some research and haven't found anything that indicates this is possible. Is this something that a Chrome extension can do? If so, can someone point me in the right direction on how to get started, please?
What I have tried:
Explored the Chrome settings but all I see is Forms auto-fill that mostly gave addresses et al information.
I deleted the cookies for the site too. But does not seem to be working.
But I am not able to remove the dropdown autofills on the website as seen in above image.
the suggested item in dropdown is not come from cookies, i think its come from browser case, so fare you need to clear browser case using chrome API. please refer this like for refrance.
https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/browsingData
Try the Clear Storage pane. Make sure that all of the checkboxes are enabled.
Whenever I type something into the address bar (Omnibox) chrome gives suggestions, but I don't see any network calls. See attached image.
How does Omnibox manage to retrieve suggestions for each input without contacting server?
I think real-time technologies or chrome api's!
I'm confused about how Chrome decides what forms to autofill. By autofill I mean the inputs are highlighted in yellow and already completely filled in when you land on the page (see picture below). I do not mean autocomplete which is where the input is blank and you get a suggestion only when you start typing in it.
Here's the autofill rules as I understand them:
If your form is located on its own url, e.g., http://mysite.com/login
Your form is present on page load and is NOT loaded via ajax
Comparing my site with Dropbox's we both have a login page: http://localhost/login vs. https://www.dropbox.com/login which satisfies rule #1. The login form gets autofilled for both of us.
My problem is with rule #2. On Dropbox's homepage, www.dropbox.com, they have a "sign in" modal (see picture below) that gets autofilled. On my homepage, http://localhost, I have an identical modal which does NOT ever get autofilled.
I can't figure what the deal is here, can someone chime in? Is it just a localhost vs. real URL issue? If so, how do you explain why http://localhost/login gets autofilled?
When you log into a new site chrome will drop down its notification bar at the top and ask you if you want to save the password, if you tell it "Never" it wont ask again and it wont ever autofill
To get form fields to autofill like street, address, etc, a good answer by kmote
How to trigger Autofill in Google Chrome?,
I use a VPN to connect to the internet with and am using google chrome browser.
Annoyingly, I get a pop-up message regularly asking me if I want to continue using google.se instead of searching with google.de, for example. Pressing no only satisifies it for a short time before asking again and there are no options to turn this off.
I cut and pasted but worked for me:
Or you can just add "/ncr" to the URL of the google site you want and it'll keep you there - eg
NCR stands for No Country Redirect.