"In the past couple of years, web browsers have made major leaps in what they can do. They've long been able to remember your passwords, auto-fill forms, and help you organize and group countless open tabs. With the rise of consumer AI chatbots, however, that is no longer enough. Browsers now need to be far more ambitious and, some would argue, autonomous."
"Auto Browse is technically called "Auto Browse in Gemini in Chrome." Yeah, cumbersome name aside, it's an AI agentic feature in Chrome that lets Google's Gemini AI perform multi-step tasks for you across the web. Instead of having to manually jump from tab to tab, Chrome can now handle much of the work for you, whether that is comparing products, researching flights, gathering and emailing documents, filling out forms, or checking out."
Auto Browse in Gemini in Chrome enables Gemini to perform multi-step web tasks across sites, automating actions like product comparison, flight research, document gathering, form filling, and checkout. The feature activates from the Gemini icon and requires user permission in a side panel before taking actions. Auto Browse integrates with Google apps such as Docs and Gmail after explicit permission is granted. Sensitive actions like purchases require user confirmations to keep control. The feature is available only on desktop and limited to eligible US subscribers.
Read at ZDNET
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