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Password is visible when inspecting the element
See original GitHub issueIf I add this code to my form
<Field name="password" component={renderField} type="password" className="modal--txt-field" />
and after that I inspect the element, I’ll be able to see the inserted password. This is dangerous specially for those cases you save form credentials on your browser.
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to @dtipson’s point…
Don’t set the “value” prop. This makes it an uncontrolled component. You can still listen to the onChange to track the value. If you need to clear the value (without getting React controller/uncontroller warning) I guess you can just change the “key” prop on the input to force rerender, which should clear the field.
Hope this helps 😃