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(logo whooshing) - [Joe] Pretty much every modern browser available today supports autofill, which lets users easily fill in form fields, using values that were previously entered and then saved by the browser. In this example weamp;#39;re going to see how to mark up a form to help the browser identify fields that can be autofilled and what data should go in those fields. Now, each browser has its own set of heuristics that are used to determine where each saved value should be inserted into the form. But for the most part this process involves looking at the name and auto complete attributes for each input field. So you can see here in the browser Iamp;#39;ve got the document for the auto complete attribute at the Mozilla developer network. And if I scroll down a little bit you can see that thereamp;#39;s a comprehensive set of attribute values that you can use to identify form fields for specific types of data such as names, addresses, some credit card information and so on. Now I
