Chrome can fill forms with details from Gmail, starting in the US
A new "Suggested by Gemini" option offers order numbers, tracking details and flight bookings from your email as you fill a form.
Chrome can now suggest details from your email when you fill in a form, like an order number or a flight booking. It works in the US for now, and you can turn it off.
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Why it matters
It saves you digging through email, but it needs you to let Gemini see Gmail, and you can switch it off.
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The details
- Chrome suggests information from Gmail while you fill forms, such as order numbers, tracking details and flight bookings.
- Suggestions appear in the autofill dropdown under "Suggested by Gemini".
- It works for Gemini in Chrome users who turned on Personal Intelligence, on Android, iOS and desktop.
- It is rolling out now in the United States only.
- Google says sensitive data is encrypted, and you can remove a suggestion or turn the feature off in Chrome settings.
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