Google recently announced in a blog post that it’s expanding the autofill capabilities of its Chrome browser with four new features. If you’re tired of endlessly churning through form after form on websites, and if you regularly rely on autofill to speed up your day-to-day browsing, then you’re going to find these enhancements useful.
Here are the autofill improvements:
- If you’re signed into your Google account, Chrome can now automatically pull in your name, email address, and Home/Work addresses as needed. This is great when you’re shopping or ordering a service for the first time.
- If you have details like loyalty card numbers, travel details, and vehicle information saved to your Google Wallet, Chrome can now pull those details automatically. When you book accommodations and rentals, save that information to your Google Wallet and Chrome will autofill for you whenever a form needs those details.
- The autofill interface for Chrome on Android is improved, making it easier to select between autofill suggestions.
- Chrome has improved its recognition for different address types around the world, resulting in more reliable autofill in different regions across the world.
These changes are already rolling out to Chrome users on desktop, Android, and iPhone platforms as relevant.
This article originally appeared on our sister publication PC för Alla and was translated and localized from Swedish.