Google is expanding Chrome’s enhanced autofill so it can draw information from Gmail. Starting today, the feature uses Gemini with Personal Intelligence to suggest details stored in a user’s email, reducing the need to manually search for confirmation emails, receipts, or shipping updates when filling out online forms.
According to the description, the autofill can retrieve items such as a shipment’s tracking number and travel details like a flight booking number or hotel reservation. This follows earlier improvements that let the feature source information including names, passport numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses from Google Accounts and services such as Google Wallet.
Why it matters
The update extends autofill beyond structured account data into the contents of a user’s inbox, broadening the type of information Chrome can surface automatically during form entry.
Who should care
Chrome users who complete online forms and rely on Gmail for receipts, shipping notices, and travel bookings may find the feature relevant.