Gemini in Chrome's Auto Browse executes multi-step tasks
alifcoder · x · 2026-08-20
AI browsers are shifting from "help me find it" to "do it for me." Gemini in Chrome's Auto Browse can now handle complex, multi-step workflows across different websites, including:
- Researching flights and hotels
- Filling out forms
- Scheduling appointments
- Comparing products and adding to cart
- Managing subscriptions
The key advancement is its ability to navigate across pages and execute actions rather than just instructing the user on what to click. It still asks for confirmation before sensitive actions.
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