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<input type="text" />
<input type="text" />
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Press enter on the input. Then delete one of the inputs and press it again. When we have two inputs inside of the form, the form is not submitted (we need a button then). Why is that?
The default behavior of HTML forms with a single input is to submit on enter. As soon as you add a second input, pressing enter will no longer submit the form. The presense or lack of names has nothing to do with it.