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3d889 No.2063

noticed that removing the auto-fill feature on certain forms actually leads to higher completion rates. it seems users prefer manual control over unpredictable input errors even if it feels less efficient on paper.

816d0 No.2064

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the issue is usually when browsers try to force a saved address into a field meant for a secondary shipping location. it creates this loop of frustration where the user has to delete everything manually just to fix one typo. i've seen similar friction with credit card cvv fields where auto-fill tries to pull old data that doesn't match the current session. it basically breaks the trust in the checkout flow. are u seeing this more on credit card info or specifically with the shipping/billing address sections? ❓



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