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Fixed switching off autocomplete on specific fields #7496
Fixed switching off autocomplete on specific fields #7496
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I have to admit I was not aware of existence of this method, this would certainly be an improvement. The thing is that all the tests are written in the manner I did it. It would probably be a good idea to change them all at once for the sake of consistency. This however sounds like something for another PR.