Chrome devs have some good points but at the end; application and the end user should decide what's best for them. We all have different opinions and you might not like this but I thought to share some things I came across.. There are couple of ways you can make the forms a little more user friendly.1) use autocomplete="new-password"This will skip autocomplete (even in chrome) but this still shows password manager when you focus on the user or password input field. As an enduser I find this annoying. When I am creating a new password I don't need to see a list from chrome almost blocking my input.2) A hack, if you completely wanna remove password manager from your forms:This example is using vuejs but you can do this with pure js or any client framework..Start with a 'text' type so autofill does not kicks in, on focus switch to 'password' type.// to start 
inputPasswordType = 'text'// input
I am not sure if the second option is good, however end user still gets a 'password' type.. basically the same as regular user/pass with a switch in between.Ref:
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