Google has rolled out Gemini in Chrome to Android users across India and brought the agentic Auto Browse feature to the country on both desktop and Android. Gemini in Chrome itself is free: it can summarize pages, answer page-specific questions, connect with Google apps like Keep and Calendar, and generate images with Nano Banana.

Auto Browse, which lets Gemini navigate websites and carry out multi-step tasks like booking parking, filling long forms, or ordering groceries, is gated to Google AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers. The rollout is phased: Android support currently works on devices set to US-English or UK-English, while desktop Chrome is offered in eight Indian languages.

Google says Auto Browse is secure-by-design, with models trained to detect prompt-injection attacks, and that it shows a plan of the websites it will visit before starting a task, asking for confirmation on sensitive actions like payments.