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Google’s expanding its Gemini in Chrome ‘auto browse’ feature to India.

It’s now available to AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in India on desktop and Android, along with the Android version of Google’s Gemini in Chrome browser assistant. Auto browse launched earlier this year, allowing Gemini to complete multi-step tasks in Chrome, like shopping, filling out forms, or researching hotel prices.

A promotional screenshot of Gemini’s auto browse feature filling out a form in Chrome
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