v149 · HTML · Forms
Form Field Audit
Before Chrome 149, autocorrect="off" on Windows touch keyboard inputs was silently ignored. This auditor scans a form and flags every field whose type logically warrants autocorrect="off" but doesn't have it set — and shows what each attribute resolves to in the current browser.
Sample form to audit
Username
autocorrect=off ✓
Display name
no autocorrect attr
Email
type=email (implicit)
Promo code
should have autocorrect=off
Password
type=password (implicit)
Search
type=search (natural language ok)
Field audit results
Field / name
type
autocorrect
verdict
Click "Scan form fields" to audit the sample form above. In Chrome 149+,
autocorrect="off" is now honoured by the Windows touch keyboard — so fields like usernames, promo codes, and IDs that previously received unwanted corrections won't anymore.see also
- Autocorrect Tester — live before/after comparison
- Input Attribute Tester — all attribute combinations
- TSF Demo — Windows touch keyboard internals
- Attribute Reference — autocorrect/autocomplete/spellcheck matrix
implementation reference
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