Chrome's Autofill expands to pull information from Gmail
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Chrome's Autofill has been updated to pull information such as flight confirmations, tracking info, and order details from Gmail to fill out forms with user permission.
Chrome's Autofill feature has expanded. Following improvements made last year that allowed the feature to source names, passport numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses from Google Accounts and services like Google Wallet, the feature is now expanding.
With user permission, the updated Autofill can now pull information from Gmail inboxes, such as flight confirmations, tracking info, and order details, to help fill out forms.
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