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From: Sean Kinsey on 3 May 2010 03:17
On 3 Mai, 07:18, Amol Lekurwale <amol.lekurw...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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> > My question : How to stop the browser from storing form data, so that
> > those tools will not recover such data from client.
> > I think of a possible solution of encryption using javascript or using
> > ajax. Will it help? I think I need to clear the client cache, only then I can remove the sensitive data. Is there any way to do this using javascript?
>

Browsers normally only store form data (for auto-completion) IIF
there has been a post of said form.
If you avoid posting (I don't think changing the method from POST to
GET will do much good here), then no data is stored. This pretty much
leaves you with using XMLHttpRequest.

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