Google announced It was announced on Monday that the Chrome browser can now fill in passports, driver’s licenses, vehicle registrations, and more as part of its auto-fill feature.
It also expands Chrome’s existing capabilities to automatically fill in addresses, passwords, and payment information.
Desktop users who have added autofill will see the license number and driver, vehicle information – like the license page or more on the web page when prompted to log in.
Google says Chrome can now understand complex and diverse formatting requirements, which will improve accuracy on the web.
The Tech giant notes that it can only store autofill data when you have to give your consent to do so, and the browser will protect the information through encryption. Also, before Chrome fills in the saved information for you, it will ask you to confirm.
This new update is available on sternal in all languages from Monday. In the coming months, Chrome plans to add support for more data types, the company said.
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