Chrome's autofill now uses gmail data to streamline form filling

Google has expanded Chrome's enhanced autofill feature to include data from Gmail, aiming to simplify form completion for users. The update, which takes effect today, leverages Gemini with Personal Intelligence to pull information such as shipment tracking numbers, flight booking details, and hotel reservations from a user's Gmail account. This follows previous improvements from last year that integrated personal details like names, passport numbers, and physical addresses from Google Accounts and services like Google Wallet. The new feature is designed to reduce the need for users to manually search for confirmation emails, receipts, or shipping updates. The Verge reports that the expansion marks a significant step in integrating personal data across Google's ecosystem to enhance user convenience.