Google updates Chrome’s enhanced autofill to handle passports, driver’s licenses, and vehicle IDs like VINs, with opt-in ...

The autofill information will only save if you authorize it, and the saved information is protected by encryption.

Competitors are capitalizing on privacy and safety concerns to urge users to migrate to their in-home browsers from Google ...

Google says Chrome can now also better understand complex forms and varied formatting requirements, which will improve ...

Computer users are accustomed to web browsers autofilling everything from names and addresses to credit card numbers. Now, ...

Websites still serve their pages via vulnerable redirects. Google has now set a deadline to disallow that happening ...

For years, the autofill feature in Chrome has helped users fill in all the passwords they can't remember. On Monday, the ...

CERT-In has issued a high-severity security warning for Google Chrome users on Windows, Mac, and Linux, citing multiple ...

Google Chrome's autofill now supports passport, driver's license, and vehicle info. However, this is available on Chrome for ...

Google's enhanced autofill can save you time by filling in more types of info. Here's how to enable it, while protecting yourself from potential risks.

Chrome can now autofill passports, driver’s licenses, and vehicle details, but only with your say-so. The update is encrypted, opt in, and global on desktop, with a confirmation prompt before anything ...

With this upgrade, Chrome is positioning itself as the most context-aware and convenient browser yet — one that saves you ...