In my HTML I have a form with a few inputs (type text) and I have 2 app-comboboxes. What I would like to do, is set autocomplete off for every field in the form.
I set autocomplete="off" for the entire form, works perfectly except on those 2 dropdowns.
The dropdown works in the following way: if I click on it, a dropdown will appear with the full list of options to choose. If I type something, the list will be filtered based on what I typed. My problem is, when the field is empty, and when I click on it, another dropdown appears with early typed values, suggestions from Chrome above my dropdown with the full list of values. My Google Chrome Version is 69.0.3497.
I tried to put another autocomplete="off" in the app-combobox element, which didn't work. Then I tried to write a random string for autocomplete (eg. autocomplete="nope"), didn't work again.
I tried every solution which I found, but none of them work.
I would appreciate if someone has a solution for this, or just a clear answer that you cannot do this anymore in Chrome.
Thank you very much!
