Google connects Gemini Spark to Chrome for logged-in web tasks
The U.S. rollout gives AI Pro and Ultra subscribers an agent that can use active browser sessions, with daily task caps and security warnings.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Google Gemini on X
Why it matters
Google is placing its autonomous agent inside the browser, account and password stack it controls, raising the distribution and security bar for agentic-browser startups.
Google began rolling out a Gemini Spark integration with Chrome auto browse on July 30th, giving its autonomous agent permission to navigate websites through a user's active browser session. The Google Gemini (@GeminiApp) account said Spark can handle tasks such as scheduling apartment viewings and filling in flight information.…
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