fix: stop Chrome offering to save passwords on the UMAP EPS field#346
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The InvokeAI credential inputs in the album manager are password fields that live outside any <form>, so Chrome groups every form-less input on the page into one synthetic form and heuristically picks a "username" field for them — landing on the UMAP EPS number spinner and attaching the password save/fill prompt to it. Annotate the credential pairs with autocomplete="username" / autocomplete="new-password" so Chrome no longer guesses, and add autocomplete="off" to the EPS spinner to opt it out of autofill. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Clicking in the UMAP Cluster Strength (EPS) spinner made Chrome pop up its password save/restore prompt.
Cause
The InvokeAI credential inputs in the album manager (
newAlbumInvokePassword,edit-album-invoke-password) are realtype="password"fields that don't live inside a<form>. Chrome groups every form-less input on the page into one synthetic form, sees a password field in it, and heuristically guesses which other field is the "username" — its guess landed on the EPS number spinner.Fix
album-manager.html: annotate both credential pairs (new-album and edit-album) withautocomplete="username"/autocomplete="new-password". With the credentials explicitly annotated, Chrome no longer hunts for a username field elsewhere on the page;new-passwordalso stops Chrome offering stored passwords in those fields.umap-floating-window.html: addautocomplete="off"toumapEpsSpinnerto opt it out of autofill entirely.Testing
localhost:8050, the key icon may persist on old saved data until that entry is removed inchrome://passwords.🤖 Generated with Claude Code