Chrome's enhanced autofill now pulls info from Gmail via Gemini to fill out forms
Original title: Chrome’s enhanced autofill can now pull info from Gmail to help you fill out forms
Chrome's enhanced autofill is expanding to use Gemini with Personal Intelligence to suggest information sourced from Gmail. The feature previously pulled details like name, passport number, email address, and physical addresses from Google Accounts and Google Wallet, and can now retrieve details such as shipment tracking numbers, flight booking numbers, and hotel reservations that users would otherwise have to look up themselves in confirmation emails, receipts, or shipping updates.
Why it mattersThe article explains where the feature pulls its data from and what it covers, helping readers gauge how it fits into their form-filling workflow.
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Andrew Liszewski
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Following improvements made to Chrome’s enhanced autofill last year that included your name, passport number, email address, and physical addresses sourced from your Google Accounts and services like Google Wallet, the feature is now expanding. Starting today, Chrome’s enhanced autofill will use Gemini with Personal Intelligence to suggest information sourced from your Gmail, potentially saving you from having to search for confirmation emails, receipts, or shipping updates yourself.
The expanded autofill capabilities can retrieve details such as a shipment’s tracking number, travel details like a flight booking number or hotel reservation, or the order number of a recent purchase. Sensitive data presented as a suggestion while completing a form remains encrypted, and users can manage what enhanced autofill has access to in Chrome’s settings, or turn it off completely.
Google is starting to roll out the enhanced autofill improvements today in the US. They’ll be available through Gemini in Chrome for users with Personal Intelligence turned on in the desktop, Android, and iOS versions of the browser.
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