Google Chrome Canary Tests 'Fill with Gemini' Feature for Autofilling Web Forms
Google is testing a new "Fill with Gemini" feature in its Chrome Canary browser, which allows users to autofill web forms by retrieving information from their Google accounts, such as Gmail and Google Photos. This integration represents a significant step in bringing Google's Gemini AI directly into the browser workflow, making form filling more intelligent and seamless by leveraging personal data across Google services. Users can trigger the feature by typing "@@" in supported text boxes or right-clicking to select "Search and fill anywhere." While the page title and URL are sent to Google servers, Google states that this data will not be used for AI training or reviewed by humans.
## BACKGROUND
Chrome Canary is an experimental, nightly-updated version of the Google Chrome browser designed for developers and early adopters to test upcoming features before they reach the stable release. Gemini is Google's family of multimodal AI models, which Google has been progressively integrating across its ecosystem of products and services.