It's not an issue with Forms 10.4.4 specifically, but browsers like to try to be helpful by suggesting values when you are filling out inputs. If you've gone online shopping, you might remember it giving you suggestions for your first name, last name, address...

Kris is reporting that Chrome is trying to auto-fill certain fields in Forms including the search processes bar in the manage page. When a user types into that field, Chrome will drop down a list of things you've recently typed in similar inputs which can be annoying/confusing. You can turn off auto-fill for your browser, but many users like it for other web sites. From the product side, we can try to disable auto-fill on just those fields, but it doesn't always work. (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53179114/unexpected-chrome-autofill-behaviour-disable-chrome-autofill. )

Basically, the issue is just the potentially annoying auto-fill suggestions that Chrome provides when you don't want them. 

So, to clarify:  Very recently (and in line with our 10.4.4 upgrade) I found that clicking onto the Reports page, the search field will populate with XXXXXXXX\cprendergast (filling in the name of the person logged in).  The first time I saw this, I was standing behind an individual that I wanted to introduce the report feature for her new paperless process.  It filled in her name and would not show the report I had created for her.  I thought it was maybe some access rights I did not add for her.  When I got back to my desk, I found I had set it up right, but... I thought maybe it was just a temporary weird thing that wouldn't happen again.  Since then, I have been seeing it happen on my own Reports tab and sometimes when it happens, it refuses to show me my reports, even when I wipe out the wrong characters and type in a word that I know should bring up the report I'm looking for.  This morning it was being particularly troublesome for me.

You can try this

1. Click the Chrome menu icon. (Three dots at top right of screen.)
2. Click on Settings.
3. In the "Autofill" section, expand the area for which you wish to disable Autofill.
4. Toggle the setting OFF if it is on. The system will automatically save your settings.

Chrome is very persistent on trying to auto-fill fields for you so you can try turning off payment auto-fill or address auto-fill to stop it. It likely thinks the input is asking for a name so is trying to help by putting in your username. 

That said, removing the auto-filled text should not pose a problem. If you removed the text and didn't see all reports, there may have been another filter on or the report had not been configured correctly. That sounds like a different issue. 

Thanks, Jared.  I will try this just to see if there is any other issue underlying that will still be there.  I really like the autofill feature as I register for a lot of webinars, and I've never had a problem with the autofill feature before, and I've always used Chrome.  I've been doing the same work for quite a few years now so when this started, I couldn't see how it could be a Chrome thing.  It definitely just started within the last few weeks.  However, maybe there was a Chrome update a few weeks ago that I didn't know about.

I'd just like to add, the Reporting page autofill was the absolute WORST bug and annoyed many users because it made it really hard to even see what reports were available, so I know what you're saying in relation to 10.4.4.444. 

No users were willing to turn off autofill for this.. instead they started curating their own list of direct links to the reports.

Now re: the latest update -- I would actually recommend you upgrade to 10.4.5 because the bug will now only moderately annoy administrators since it is on the Forms Manage and Process Access Rights page instead.

Aside from being the only browser with this issue, it really is frustrating that Chrome doesn't allow you to maintain a domain/url based autofill exception list. That way I would tell it to never autofill on any of our forms domains.