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"We announced during the Chrome Dev Summit in 2015 that when Autofill is enabled we see 25% more forms submitted than when it's disabled [3]."

In other words, 25% more users will make it to the next stage of your conversion funnel if autofill is permitted.

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That's a reason to turn on autocomplete in your signup form, not to force it on in the browser.

That would be a negative user experience, given the prevalence of legacy forms on the web. Example: "Why does this autocomplete feature fail most of the time?"

"and of you're using a form for something other than a conversion funnel, well screw you"

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