Google said on Wednesday, October 28 that Chrome's enhanced autofill can now suggest details pulled directly from a user's Gmail while they fill out online forms. The suggestions can include order numbers, package tracking information, flight bookings and hotel reservations, surfaced under a 'Suggested by Gemini' section.

The feature is powered by Gemini with Personal Intelligence and is opt-in: it is rolling out in the US to Gemini in Chrome users who have Personal Intelligence enabled, on desktop, Android and iOS. Google says sensitive data stays encrypted, and users can remove suggestions or turn the feature off in Chrome settings.

It builds on last year's autofill upgrade, which could fill in details such as passport numbers and addresses from a Google Account and Google Wallet. Google says Google Photos is next, with autofill soon able to pull information from images stored in a user's Photos library.