Gemini Spark now works with Chrome, because giving your accounts to AI is a good idea

TL;DR Gemini Spark now works with Chrome, letting it use your signed-in accounts and saved credentials to automate web tasks (with your permission). Sensitive actions still require your approval, and Spark includes protections against prompt injection attacks to reduce the risk of malicious manipulation. Web automation is rolling out in the US, while Spark is expanding to Google AI Pro users in 160+ additional countries.

We’ve all had those days where a quick online task somehow eats up half an hour. You open five tabs in Chrome to compare flights, jump between apartment listings, fill out the same contact form three times, and before you know it, you’ve forgotten what you were originally doing. That’s exactly the kind of digital busywork Google wants Gemini Spark to take over.

Through its new Chrome integration , Spark can tap into the browser you’re already using and, with your permission, use your logged-in accounts and saved credentials to handle repetitive tasks across the web. That could mean reaching out to landlords about apartments you’ve bookmarked, narrowing down flight options for your next vacation, or getting everything ready for a booking before handing things back to you for the final confirmation.