That's just infuriating. You're choosing to break functionality that I rely on to help me log in to your website, and there's absolutely no reason to do so.
> especially if the site is accessed on public or shared computers
People setting up those computers need to learn how to provide clean sessions for their users, rather than relying on every single website in the world doing weird things in forms.
> especially if the site is accessed on public or shared computers
People setting up those computers need to learn how to provide clean sessions for their users, rather than relying on every single website in the world doing weird things in forms.