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Chrome’s enhanced autofill can now pull info from Gmail to help you fill out forms

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Briefings

Chrome's enhanced autofill now leverages Gemini with Personal Intelligence to pull data from Gmail, potentially reducing the need for users to manually verify emails, receipts, or shipping information. This update expands on previous features that already allowed access to names, passport numbers, and addresses from Google Accounts and services like Google Wallet.

Key points

• Chrome's enhanced autofill now uses Gemini with Personal Intelligence to suggest information sourced from Gmail.
• The feature can retrieve shipment tracking numbers, flight booking numbers, and hotel reservation details.

Context

Chrome's enhanced autofill previously allowed users to access names, passport numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses directly from their Google Accounts and services like Google Wallet. This new update expands those capabilities by integrating Gemini with Personal Intelligence to suggest information sourced from Gmail.

Limitations

The evidence indicates the feature is expanding starting today, but specific dates for implementation beyond 'today' are not provided. The source does not specify the exact scope of data retrieval beyond the listed examples, nor does it mention any limitations on the types of information that can be pulled from Gmail.

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