I have an HTML form with a text input field. As the user types, we do AJAX requests to get predictive text suggestions, based on a list of values in our database.
We display that list and the user can select one of them; then we show them the rest of the form.
If you're viewing our web page on a Samsung Galaxy S4, in its built-in browser or Chrome or Firefox, the device's predictive input suggestions also appear as the user types. e.g. see the screenshot:
It's easy enough for an individual user to disable this in the settings on their own phone. However we want to make it so it's always disabled for this field for all users. We're already doing all the following, which don't seem to prevent it appearing:
<input type="text" autocomplete="off" autocorrect="off" autocapitalize="off" spellcheck="false">
You can also see this here.
Any suggestions?
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