Ruby on Rails, autocomplete => "off" in text input fields, not working on Firefox

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Published on 2010-05-05T01:21:14Z Indexed on 2010/05/05 1:28 UTC
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I have both a text_field and a text_area in Rails, and I want to disable the browser's auto-complete. Setting the attribute in either the text_field, text_area, or in the form itself, doesn't seem to make the browser stop trying to auto-complete. This is for Firefox 3.6.3 on OS X. Maybe it's more a browser issue than a RoR issue.

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