autocomplete-that-fills-nothing

This fails the run. Where it is wrong about your code, // ramonda-check-ignore <reason> on the line says so, and the reason is printed on every run.

Reported when an autocomplete value names no autofill field, so the browser ignores it entirely.

A browser matches this against the HTML specification's list of autofill field names and against nothing else. A token that is not on it is not a near miss it corrects — the whole value is dropped and the field never fills.

The names that trip people up: name (not fullname), username (not user-name), postal-code (not zip or zipcode), tel (not phone), cc-number (not card-number), address-level2 for a city and address-level1 for a state or county.

shipping, billing, home, work, mobile, fax and pager say WHICH address or number and are not fields on their own — they go in FRONT of one, as in autocomplete="shipping street-address".

This matters most for the people who have the least room to absorb it: filling an address by hand is real effort and real errors for somebody with a motor impairment, and voice control may have no other way to enter a long string accurately.

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