Typing in text input field in Chrome sometimes triggers a password security alert

[thisisnotnotnotmyrealname]

Describe the Issue
Sometimes when typing in the input field, Chrome will pop up its security nanny warning saying that I just entered my password on a deceptive site. I can only assume this is because Chrome thinks the input field is a password field for some reason.

Additional Information:
I am running KoboldCPP in Docker on Debian in a Proxmox virtual machine. I am accessing the site through my own domain using adguard local DNS and Caddy reverse proxy. The blacked out part in the screenshot is my domain that Chrome is warning me about.

[LostRuins]

I assume this happens because the page is served over http or is localhost? I haven't seen this warning before. Does it happen on all input fields or only specific ones ?

Lite does have api keys using a password input field that unmasks when selected.

[thisisnotnotnotmyrealname]

It's being served over https thanks to my reverse proxy. The url is https://kob.mydomain.com

I have only seen it in the input_text field and only twice so far in thousands of words of text entry. Both times was when I was literally in the middle of typing a sentence.

I have seen this occasionally on other sites on my LAN hosted behind a reverse proxy but those times it was when I had actually entered a password in an actual password field.

[LostRuins]

Then it's very strange. A regular input text field should not be treated as a password. Could it be due to some extension, or perhaps a browser bug.

If you figure it out let me know