Google Chrome is rapidly earning my vote as the best Windows Web browser. It’s fast, increasingly versatile, and just plain smart at certain things. For example, Chrome offers a built-in AutoFill ...

Entering your information into online forms is a necessary evil, whether you're ordering business supplies or signing up for social media accounts, but the less time you spend filling in these forms, ...

If your work requires filling out form after form online, it can quickly become very tedious. However, most major browsers, including Firefox, have an auto-fill ...

Google took to the official Chrome blog today to highlight two new features making autofill forms better. For clarity, these are the features that allow the browser to automatically detect and fill in ...

Google is updating Chrome's autofill features to better integrate with Wallet and your Google Account. Chrome can now save your enhanced autofill information to Wallet for seamless access across ...

Google is going a step further to protect people’s information when they try to submit details through unsecured web forms. Starting in the M86 build, Chrome will raise a red flag on forms that are on ...

People always dream of having an auto-complete feature, so there will be no need to get through the manual filling of information like names and addresses. For the past years, the auto-fill update ...

I’m not sure how it happened, but over time my web browser has amassed all kinds of bad auto-fill data. The great promise of auto-fill is that you can fill out online forms with one click, but too ...

Several users have reported Safari issues in which the AutoFill function does work properly. The feature functions properly for some time, and then suddenly refuses operate. Ton Van Hest writes: ...