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Add a CSS rule in your theme ```.search-autocomplete { display: none; }
Nowadays, when the views on mobile devices are much higher than on the desktops, the autocomplete feature is no longer requested, because often the list is long and exceeds the screen. If we take a look in the Backend in the System > Configuration > Catalog > Catalog Search section, there is no option to disable the autocomplete from the search, but not to show the number of results.
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The only ways to disable the autocomplete feature in the search form are:
searchForm.initAutocomplete('<?php echo $catalogSearchHelper->getSuggestUrl() ?>', 'search_autocomplete');
Nowadays, when the views on mobile devices are much higher than on the desktops, the autocomplete feature is no longer requested, because often the list is long and exceeds the screen. If we take a look in the Backend in the System > Configuration > Catalog > Catalog Search section, there is no option to disable the autocomplete from the search, but not to show the number of results.
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