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<pre>This test has an input element that starts out with autocomplete=off.
It then changes autocomplete to on.
It then removes the element so it is destroyed.
It then navigates to a new page, placing the current page in the page cache.
Finally it returns to the original page.</pre>
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<input id="testinput" autocomplete="off">
</form>
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