Chrome introduces enhanced autofill that pulls Gmail data to fill web forms

Google began rolling out Chrome's enhanced autofill on Oct. 28, allowing Gemini to search a user's Gmail for order numbers, tracking information and flight bookings to auto-fill web forms. The feature is available to U.S. Gemini in Chrome users who have Personal Intelligence turned on, across desktop, Android and iOS. Google states that sensitive data is encrypted and users can manage the feature in Chrome settings, specifying that only order numbers, tracking info, and flight bookings are pulled from Gmail, while credit card numbers and addresses remain part of Chrome's standard browser autofill.