React JS Input AutoComplete Off

Introduction

When building a web application, it is important to ensure that sensitive information, such as passwords, is not accidentally stored by the browser. One way to prevent this is by disabling autocomplete on input fields. This can be done in React JS with a simple attribute.

Disabling Autocomplete in React JS

To disable autocomplete in React JS, add the autocomplete="off" attribute to the input field.

<input type="password" autocomplete="off" />

Alternatively, you can create a reusable component that includes the autocomplete="off" attribute.

const NoAutocompleteInput = ({ type = "text", ...props }) => (
  <input type={type} autocomplete="off" {...props} />
);

<NoAutocompleteInput type="password" />

Conclusion

Disabling autocomplete on input fields in React JS is a simple way to ensure that sensitive information is not accidentally stored by the browser. By using the autocomplete="off" attribute, you can easily disable autocomplete on any input field in your application.