How to disable browser's saved password prompt

TextBox1.AutoCompleteMode = AutoCompleteMode.None TextBox2.AutoCompleteMode = AutoCompleteMode.None

where to add this

password type shoul be password then??

Hi rupesh gour,

Try below code

To disable the browser's saved password prompt in Chrome using JavaScript, you can utilize the autocomplete attribute in the input fields. By setting autocomplete="off", you can prevent the browser from suggesting saved passwords for those fields. 

In a VB.NET application, you can achieve a similar effect by setting the AutoCompleteMode property of the textboxes to None. 

TextBox1.AutoCompleteMode = AutoCompleteMode.None
TextBox2.AutoCompleteMode = AutoCompleteMode.None

you can effectively disable the saved password prompt in Chrome within your VB.NET application.

Hello Rupesh

Please change type "Password" to "Text", provide css to convert text to password. please find the below sample code.

Thanks

Vishal Joshi

not work

I understand that the type=password attribute is mandatory in your case. Here are a few more suggestions:

1. Manipulate the name attribute: Chrome’s password manager triggers on fields with the name attribute. You can initially set the input field without a name attribute to prevent the password save prompt. Just before form submission, you can add the name attribute back using JavaScript1.

Here’s an example:

Thanks.

type=password is mandatory ,
this solution not working please share if more idea.

Disabling Chrome’s saved password prompt setting through JavaScript can be achieved by manipulating the input fields in your HTML form. Here are a few methods:

1. Remove the “password” attribute of the input type: The main reason behind the password saving prompt is when you have an input field with type = “password”. Browsers have inbuilt functionality to show the password saving prompt when you use this input type1. You can replace the password input field with a text input field and use CSS to change the text into bullets12. Here’s an example:

1. Use the autocomplete attribute: You can add autocomplete="off" or autocomplete="new-password" to your form or input fields34. However, note that some modern browsers ignore the autocomplete="off" setting for password fields3.

Please note that these methods might not work in all cases as browser behavior can vary and change over time. Also, manipulating these settings can lead to a less user-friendly experience, as it interferes with the browser’s built-in functionality designed to make users’ lives easier.

As for VB.NET, it’s a server-side language and doesn’t have direct control over client-side behavior such as browser prompts. You would need to use client-side code (like the JavaScript examples above) to manipulate browser behavior.

Thanks.