Browser features remember account number and password resolution (HTML resolution method)

1. Use the new feature of HTML5 in the input tag autocomplete= "off" note: no use for chrome. Other browsers didn't try.

2, if it is an input box after the current input tag (must be close to the back, otherwise, do not know the reason, people who know, please tell me why) write <input type= "text" style= "Display:none;" /> (Visiblity:hidden is also available here, but takes up a certain pixel space).

If it is two input boxes, for example:

<input type= "text" name= "Accout"/>

<input type= "password" name= "password" >

It's like this. Just between two tags add <input type= "text" style= "Visibility:hidden;" /> (note here with Display:none; it's not good to make.) I don't know why ... -.-|| please inform);

3, there is <input type= "password" name= "password" > changed to <input type= "text" onfocus= "this.type= ' Password '" name= " Password "/> does not show a default password when entering this page, but when you enter a length that is less than the remembered password, the browser will automatically supplement it (I do not know if the password is overwritten). Does not solve the real problem.

4, there are other people said JS method, I tried to chrome no use ...

So the practical method I'm testing now is 2 and 31. Visual inspection of most browsers can solve this problem.

I do not know whether there is a better solution ....

Browser features remember account number and password resolution (HTML resolution method)