Chrome expands autofill with Gmail data
In brief
- Chrome now uses Gmail emails to auto-fill forms through enhanced autofill.
- The feature relies on Google's Gemini model and Personal Intelligence tool.
- Data also comes from Google accounts and Google Wallet as before.
Google says Chrome's enhanced autofill now pulls information from Gmail messages using its Gemini model with Personal Intelligence. The feature, which previously suggested data from Google accounts and Google Wallet, now analyzes received emails to fill out forms automatically, according to the company.
What it changes for you
- Public SectorPublic administrations using Chrome may see forms auto-filled with data from email exchanges.
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