Is autocomplete="off" compatible with all modern browsers?

 

I've just been given a requirement to prevent browsers from saving data entered into specific form fields. It's been years since I've done web dev, and this is a relatively new capability. I was able to find the form field property autocomplete="off", but I can't seem to find any documentation indicating which browsers support it. Can anyone point me in the right direction of a chart of form attributes and browser compatibility?

Be aware that all major browsers are moving towards ignoring the attribute for password fields.

I can only offer anecdotal evidence, but I've yet to come across a browser that fails to respect autocomplete="off" , this experience covers:

  • Firefox 1.5+ (Windows and Ubuntu)
  • Opera 6+ (Windows and Ubuntu)
  • Chrome v2+ (Windows and Ubuntu)
  • Epiphany 0.8 (ish) (Ubuntu)
  • Midori (I can't remember which version)
  • Safari v1+ (Windows)
  • IE 4 - 8, Windows.

    • I'm aware that Greasemonkey scripts, and presumably other user-scripts, can disable the autocomplete setting.

    There's a couple of articles I found that might be useful to you:

  • How to turn off form auto-completion
  • Using auto-complete in html forms

    • Password managers now ignore the autocomplete attribute for password fields in the major browsers as of:

  • IE11
  • Firefox 30
  • Chrome 34
  • Safari seems to have an opt-in option to ignore them

    • It should still work fine for disabling autocomplete on form fields, but no longer affects the password manager.

    As of Chrome v34, autocomplete="off" is now ignored by default.

    This somewhat debatable feature can be disabled in the flags configuration by visiting chrome://flags

    http://news.softpedia.com/news/Chrome-34-Seeks-to-Save-All-Your-Passwords-436693.shtml

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