Google正在为Chrome浏览器推出一项由人工智能驱动的增强自动填表功能。借助Gemini及其Personal Intelligence（个人智能）能力，Chrome现在能够从用户的Gmail邮箱中提取相关信息，并在填写网页表单时主动提供建议。用户无需反复切换标签页、搜索确认邮件或翻找购物收据，就有机会直接完成原本需要手动查找和输入的信息。
新功能扩展了Chrome原有的自动填充能力。过去，浏览器主要负责填写姓名、地址、电话号码和信用卡信息等常见内容；此次升级后，它还可以从Gmail中查找订单编号、包裹追踪号码、航班预订信息等资料，并根据当前网页表单的具体需求给出相应建议。
例如，用户在物流网站查询包裹时，Chrome可以尝试从Gmail中的发货通知或订单确认邮件中找到物流追踪号码；在办理航班值机时，浏览器则可以从航空公司的确认邮件中提取预订编号或相关行程信息。用户不再需要先打开邮箱、搜索邮件，再将找到的数字复制到另一个网页中。
这项功能依赖Gemini与Personal Intelligence的整合。Personal Intelligence能够在获得用户授权的情况下，利用关联的Google服务中的信息，为具体任务提供个性化帮助。此次更新将这种能力进一步引入浏览器的表单填写流程，让人工智能不只是回答问题，也能在用户进行日常网络操作时提供即时的信息匹配。
当Chrome识别到当前表单可能需要某项信息时，自动填充菜单中会出现由Gemini提供的建议。用户可以查看建议并选择是否使用，而不必完全依赖浏览器自动填写。相关建议也会显示信息来源，帮助用户确认内容是否与当前任务相符。
Google表示，这项功能已经开始向美国用户推出，适用于桌面版Chrome，以及在iOS和Android平台上使用Chrome中的Gemini功能的用户。使用者需要启用Personal Intelligence相关功能，才能使用从Gmail提取信息的增强自动填充体验。此次并非所有Chrome用户都会立即获得该功能，实际可用性取决于账号资格、相关设置和分阶段推送进度。
在隐私保护方面，Google强调，自动填充涉及的敏感信息经过加密处理，用户仍然可以控制功能是否启用，以及它能够访问哪些信息。用户也可以删除不需要的建议，或者直接关闭增强自动填充功能。
不过，这项升级仍然引发了有关个人数据使用范围的讨论。Gmail邮箱通常包含大量私人信息，包括购物记录、旅行计划、账单、订单确认和其他敏感通信。当浏览器能够根据当前网页自动检索这些内容时，用户获得了更高的便利性，但同时也需要清楚了解哪些数据会被读取、何时会被调用，以及如何限制相关权限。
Google表示，用户可以通过Chrome设置管理增强自动填充功能及其数据访问权限。但对于这项功能在不同场景下如何选择邮件、如何判断某项信息与当前表单相关，以及哪些信息会在建议中显示，用户仍需要依靠实际使用体验和设置说明进一步了解。
Google还计划在后续阶段扩展增强自动填充的信息来源，让它能够安全地从Google Photos中提取图片所包含的相关信息。这意味着，未来浏览器可能不再局限于从邮件中查找资料，还可能帮助用户从保存的图片中获取填写表单所需的内容。不过，这项扩展功能尚未随本次更新全面推出。
Chrome近年来持续扩大自动填充功能的覆盖范围。2025年，Google已经为浏览器加入了更智能的表单理解能力，使其能够处理护照号码、驾驶证信息、车辆识别码等复杂数据；2026年，公司又将部分高级自动填充功能扩展到移动设备，并加强了Chrome与Google Wallet之间的整合。
此次Gmail集成则将自动填充从“记住用户已经保存的信息”，进一步推进到“根据当前任务，从关联服务中寻找需要的信息”。这也是Google试图将Gemini融入日常软件使用场景的一部分：人工智能不再仅仅存在于独立的聊天窗口，而是逐渐成为浏览器、邮件和其他应用中负责理解上下文、提取信息和执行辅助操作的底层能力。
对于经常进行网上购物、出差旅行或处理大量订单的用户而言，这项更新有望减少重复操作，尤其适合需要频繁在邮件和网站之间切换的场景。但它能否准确识别不同网站的表单字段、是否会误选过期订单或相似的预订信息，以及用户能否方便地控制数据访问范围，仍将决定这项功能在实际使用中的价值。
总体来看，Google此次更新并不是简单地增加几种可自动填写的数据类型，而是让Chrome开始利用用户邮箱中的上下文信息主动协助完成任务。随着人工智能与浏览器、邮件和云端服务的整合进一步加深，自动填表有望从传统的信息记忆工具，发展为能够理解任务需求并检索相关资料的智能助手。与此同时，如何在便利性、准确性和个人数据控制之间取得平衡，也将成为这类功能继续普及时必须面对的问题。
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Google is introducing an artificial smart-driven enhanced auto-filling form for the Chrome browser. With Gemini and its Personal Intelligence (personal intelligence), Chrome is now able to extract relevant information from the user ' s Gmail mailbox and offer advice when completing the web-based forms. Users do not need to change tabs repeatedly, search for confirmation mail or search for a purchase receipt, and have the opportunity to complete the information that would have been manually searched and entered.
The new functionality expands the original self-filling capacity of Chrome. In the past, browsers were primarily responsible for filling out common content such as names, addresses, telephone numbers and credit card information; after this upgrade, it was also able to search for order numbers, package tracking numbers, flight booking information from Gmail and make recommendations based on the specific needs of the current web-page form.
For example, when searching for packages on a logistics website, Chrome can try to find a logistics tracking number from a shipment notification or order confirmation mail in Gmail; while a flight-ticking machine is performed, browsers can extract booking numbers or relevant itinerary information from airline confirmation mail. Users no longer need to open mailboxes, search e-mails and copy the numbers found on another page.
This function relies on the integration of Gemini with the Personal Inteligence. Personal Inteligence is able to provide personalized help for specific tasks, with user authorization, using information from the associated Google service. This update further introduces this capability into the browser ' s form-filling process, allowing artificial intelligence not only to answer questions, but also to match instant information with users in their daily network operations.
When Chrome recognizes that the current form may require information, the suggestion provided by Gemini appears in the Autofill menu. Users can view the recommendations and choose whether to use them, without having to rely entirely on the browser to fill them in automatically. The recommendations will also provide a source of information to help users confirm whether the content is consistent with current mandates.
Google indicated that this feature had already been rolled out to United States users for the desktop version of Chrome, as well as for users who used the Gemini feature of Chrome on iOS and Android platforms. Users need to enable the Personal Inteligence function to use the enhanced autofill experience of extracting information from Gmail. Not all Chrome users will have access to the functionality immediately at this time, and the actual availability depends on account eligibility, associated settings and phasing progress.
In terms of privacy protection, Google emphasizes that the sensitive information involved in automatic filling is encrypted, that users can still control whether the functionality is enabled and what information it can access. Users can also delete unwanted suggestions or directly close down to enhance automatic filling.
However, this upgrade has led to discussions on the scope of use of personal data. The Gmail mailbox usually contains a large amount of private information, including shopping records, travel plans, bills, confirmation of orders and other sensitive communications. While users gain greater ease of access when browsers are able to search these items automatically on the current web page, it is also necessary to know clearly which data will be read and when to call and how to limit permission.
Google indicates that the user can access permission via the Chrome Settings Management to enhance the autofill function and its data. However, users still need to be better informed about how this function selects mail in different settings, how a particular information is judged to be relevant to the current form, and what information is shown in the recommendations, depending on the actual use experience and settings.
Google also plans to expand, in the follow-up phase, the enhanced information source for automatic filling so that it can safely extract the relevant information from Google Photos. This means that future browsers may no longer be limited to searching for information from mail, and may also help users to obtain the required information to fill out the form from the picture they keep. However, this extension has not yet been fully rolled out with this update.
Chrome has been expanding the coverage of automatic filling in recent years. In 2025, Google had added a more intelligent form understanding capability to browsers, enabling them to process complex data such as passport numbers, driver's licence information, vehicle identification codes, etc. In 2026, the company extended some of its advanced automated fillings to mobile devices and enhanced integration between Crome and Google Wallet.
This Gmail integration process will automatically fill it from " Remembering information already stored by the user" to "Seek the required information from the associated service according to the current task". This is part of Google's attempt to integrate Gemini into the daily software use scene: Artificial intelligence no longer exists in a stand-alone chat window, but is becoming the bottom of the browser, mail and other applications responsible for understanding context, extracting information and performing assistive operations.
This update is expected to reduce duplication of effort for users who regularly shop online, travel on business trips or handle a large number of orders, especially for scenes requiring frequent switching between mail and websites. However, its ability to accurately identify field forms on different websites, whether expired orders or similar reservation information will be misselected, and whether users can easily control data access will still determine the value of this functionality in practice.
In general, Google ' s update did not simply add several data types that could be filled in automatically, but allowed Chrome to begin to use context information in the user mailbox to help out. As the integration of artificial intelligence with browser, mail and cloud-based services deepens further, automatic filling forms are expected to evolve from traditional information memory tools to smart assistants who can understand mission needs and retrieve relevant information. At the same time, striking a balance between convenience, accuracy and personal data control will also be an issue that must be addressed when such functions continue to be universal.
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