Stop autofilling URLs

As of my last update in January 2022, Safari on iOS does not provide a built-in option to disable autofilling of website URLs in the address bar. However, there are a few workarounds you can try:

1. Use Private Browsing Mode: When you open a new tab in Safari, you can choose to open a Private tab instead of a regular tab. Websites visited in Private mode won't be saved in your browsing history, and therefore won't appear in autofill suggestions.
2. Clear Browsing History and Website Data: You can periodically clear your browsing history and website data in Safari settings. This won't prevent autofill suggestions entirely, but it will remove previously visited websites from the autofill suggestions list.
3. Use a Third-Party Browser: There are alternative web browsers available on the App Store that offer more customization options, including the ability to disable autofill suggestions for website URLs. Examples include Chrome, Firefox, and Brave.
4. Provide Feedback to Apple: If the lack of this feature is causing inconvenience, consider providing feedback to Apple through the Feedback Assistant app or Apple's website. Apple often considers user feedback when implementing new features or improvements in future updates.

It's worth noting that other web browsers on iOS may offer similar autofill behavior by default, but they may provide more options for customization compared to Safari. However, you may need to explore each browser's settings to find the specific options you're looking for.

Keep in mind that my information might be outdated, so it's a good idea to check for any recent updates or changes to Safari or iOS that may have introduced new features or options related to autofill behavior.