OP touches on a slightly tangential topic: This is kind of meta because I’ve turned this autocomplete feature off, I’m sure of it. Did I just do it on my

OP touches on a slightly tangential topic: This is kind of meta because I’ve turned this autocomplete feature off, I’m sure of it. Did I just do it on my phone? Did my wifi blip so the AJAX didn’t work? I certainly didn’t turn it on. This strike home hard for me, as a pervasive problem. So many tech companies conveniently "forget" about user preferences all the time. For example, on my kobo e-reader, I'm positive I've disabled auto-update. And yet, one day few weeks ago it auto-updated and the new version stopped displaying side-loaded .epub files (from project Guttenberg). No rollback, no appeal. Seller's 2-year warranty has recently expired. Now essentially I have a modestly expensive semi-brick that will only let me read two titles purchased via kobo store, and nothing else