GoKawiilGoogle expands Chrome autofill to pull data from Gmail via Gemini
Google is rolling out an update to Chrome's enhanced autofill that uses Gemini with Personal Intelligence to pull details from a user's Gmail, such as tracking numbers, flight or hotel bookings, and order numbers. The feature begins rolling out today in the US on desktop, Android, and iOS, building on last year's addition of autofill data from Google Accounts and Google Wallet.
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Pulling directly from Gmail could cut down on the manual searching users do for confirmation numbers and receipts when filling out forms, extending Chrome's autofill beyond static personal details into dynamic, time-sensitive information. Because this draws on email content, Google is emphasizing encryption and user controls in Chrome settings, suggesting the company anticipates privacy concerns around an AI assistant scanning inbox contents.
- Chrome's enhanced autofill now sources data from Gmail via Gemini with Personal Intelligence.
- New suggestions include tracking numbers, flight/hotel bookings, and order numbers.
- Rolling out today in the US on desktop, Android, and iOS, with user controls to manage or disable it.
Source: theverge.com — Andrew Liszewski, 2026-10-28
Published there as: “Chrome’s enhanced autofill can now pull info from Gmail to help you fill out forms”
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