Manual Test: autocorrect="off" with Touch Keyboard

Prerequisites

Steps (repeat for each test case below)

  1. Tap the input field to bring up the touch keyboard.
  2. Using the touch keyboard, type the misspelled word shown in each test case below.
  3. Tap the space bar on the touch keyboard to trigger word completion.
  4. Observe the text in the field.

Note: The touch keyboard's autocorrect behavior depends on its internal prediction model, which may vary by language, region, and learned user patterns. If the suggested misspelled words below do not trigger an autocorrection on your device, substitute any misspelled word that the touch keyboard does autocorrect. First confirm autocorrection is working using the autocorrect="on" test cases before testing the autocorrect="off" cases.

<input>

Test 1a: <input> with autocorrect="on"

Type "truff" then press space using the touch keyboard.

PASS: The field contains "tuff " (autocorrect is active and corrects the input).

Test 1b: <input> with autocorrect="off"

Type "recieve" then press space using the touch keyboard.

PASS: The field contains "recieve " (the typed text is preserved, not autocorrected to "receive ").

<textarea>

Test 2a: <textarea> with autocorrect="on"

Type "vegen" then press space using the touch keyboard.

PASS: The field contains "vegan " (autocorrect is active and corrects the input).

Test 2b: <textarea> with autocorrect="off"

Type "occured" then press space using the touch keyboard.

PASS: The field contains "occured " (the typed text is preserved, not autocorrected to "occurred ").

<div contenteditable>

Test 3a: <div contenteditable> with autocorrect="on"

Type "definately" then press space using the touch keyboard.

PASS: The field contains "definitely " (autocorrect is active and corrects the input).

Test 3b: <div contenteditable> with autocorrect="off"

Type "seperate" then press space using the touch keyboard.

PASS: The field contains "seperate " (the typed text is preserved, not autocorrected to "separate ").