GoKawiilGoogle rolls out Gemini-powered Chrome autofill that pulls data from Gmail
Google has launched a stable version of an enhanced autofill feature in Chrome that uses Gemini and Personal Intelligence to pull relevant details from a user's Gmail account, such as order numbers, tracking information, and flight bookings. The feature is now available to eligible Gemini Personal Intelligence users in the US across desktop, Android, and iOS, after previously being tested only in Chrome Canary.
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This expands Chrome's autofill beyond basic personal data into content mined from users' private email, which could raise privacy concerns even as it adds convenience. The earlier test version reportedly scanned Google Photos and other connected apps too, suggesting Google may eventually widen the scope of data sources beyond Gmail alone.
- Chrome's new autofill uses Gemini to pull order numbers, tracking info, and flight details from Gmail.
- The feature requires Gemini in Chrome and Personal Intelligence to be enabled, and is rolling out in the US.
- It had been tested in Chrome Canary earlier this year with broader access to Google Photos and other apps.
Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-10-28
Published there as: “Chrome can now pull autofill suggestions straight from Gmail”
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