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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.
Google announced an update to Chrome's autofill feature that uses AI to scan users' Gmail for information like flight confirmation numbers, membership IDs, tracking numbers, addresses and phone numbers to fill out online forms. The feature, part of Google's Personal Intelligence suite that also powers Gemini, is opt-in and rolling out to U.S. desktop users and the iOS and Android Gemini-in-Chrome apps, with Google saying sensitive data is encrypted.
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.
Mozilla has added two new features to Smart Window, its opt-in AI browsing tool in Firefox: AI-powered form filling and website monitoring. The form-filling tool uses Google's Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite model to pull context from other open tabs—such as a portfolio or professional profile—to answer form fields beyond basic autofill data like name and address.
Google is experimenting with a Chrome Canary flag called 'Biometric reauth for password filling' that requires a fingerprint or face scan before autofilling saved passwords on Android. The feature appeared in version 157.0.8083.0 and was spotted by browser researcher Leopeva64, who demonstrated it triggering an authentication prompt. Google previously tested a similar feature in 2024 before pulling it ahead of a stable release.