I see. That behavior is beyond what is normally controlled by the autocomplete setting. Edge users can choose to turn off this setting in their browser settings, but I don't believe we as the web page creator can explicitly turn it off.

We can still rise to this challenge, though. Edge is taking a sneak peek at our HTML to try and automatically determine which input fields relate to personal info. If we can throw it off our scent, the behavior should stop. From my little bit of testing, Edge seems to be making this decision based off two criteria: the name / ID of the input element, and the proximity to words like \"Phone Number\" in the table.

To fix the latter, we can add dummy text in the middle of keywords like \"name,\" \"phone,\" and \"email\" then use CSS to hide the dummy text.


<td>First N<span class=\"hiddenSpan\">x</span>ame Only</td>

[css]
<style>
.hiddenSpan {
\tdisplay: none;
}
</style>
[/css]

To fix the former, try adding this script to your free format question:

[js]
<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
\t// Params
\tvar variables = ['First', 'Last', 'Phone', 'Email', 'Email2'];
\t
\t// Run
\tfor (var i = 0; i < variables.length; i++) {
\t\tvar input = $('#[% QuestionName() %]_' + variables[i]);
\t\tvar clone = $(input).clone();
\t\t$(clone).attr('name', '').attr('id', '').addClass('cloneInput');
\t\t$(input).hide();
\t\t$(input).after(clone);
\t}
\t
\t$('.cloneInput').keyup(function(){
\t\t$(this).siblings('input').val($(this).val());
\t});
})
</script>
[/js]

Disable Auto-Complete Fields for Microsoft Edge Browser