Disable spellcheck for OTP input to prevent unwanted spelling error visuals #82
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When the OTP is not clear immediately after fulfilling it and the OTP input allows characters, those characters are subject to be spellchecked by the browser. Hence when the input has any spelling errors, the browser display a visual suggesting that there are some spelling errors, in this case, it looks like a red dotted underline as seen below:
spellcheck.true.mp4
According to MDN spellcheck, this property controls the behavior.
I don't think the spellchecking behavior is necessary for OTP input. Also the position is off, which could be misleading. (I know that it is necessary to hide the real behind the scene for styling purposes, hence the visual is placed there.) For those reasons, I think it should be turn off.
So, this is when there is no spellchecking on the input,
spellCheck={false}.spellcheck.false.mp4