Google is rolling out expanded Chrome Autofill capabilities that rely on deeper integration with Google Wallet across mobile platforms. The update aims to make it faster to complete common online forms, such as flight check-ins and parking or other payment-related steps. Multiple outlets report that, as the rollout becomes available, Chrome can pull autofill data from information stored in Google Wallet, including items like driver’s license and passport details. Some reports also describe autofill support for the Known Traveler Number. If relevant details are not already present in Google Wallet, Chrome can allow users to add them when they first enter the information on a device.
Coverage also indicates that the feature is becoming available on both Android and iOS, not limited to a single operating system. While the exact scope of every field is not fully detailed across reports, the common theme is a tighter connection between Chrome’s autofill UI and Wallet-stored identity and payment information to reduce manual entry. The changes are presented as part of a broader effort to streamline web form completion.
