Google is rolling out an update to Chrome’s Enhanced Autofill that uses Gemini with Personal Intelligence to suggest information pulled from users’ Gmail. The feature is designed to help people fill out online forms more quickly by drawing relevant details from their Google account data.
Sources say the underlying capability builds on earlier Enhanced Autofill improvements that already used information from Google services and account details such as identity and address-related fields. With the current expansion, multiple outlets report that Chrome can surface items found in inbox messages, including flight bookings and order numbers, as well as tracking- and confirmation-related information.
Coverage across outlets focuses on the same core change: Chrome’s autofill is becoming more context-aware by adding Gmail-sourced suggestions via Gemini and Personal Intelligence. Different articles emphasize the Gemini upgrade, the types of Gmail details users may see, and the permission requirement for accessing the inbox information.
