Google revamps autofill UI for the Android version of Chrome

Autofill is a great feature that saves many phone and tablet users the time and effort it takes to fill out mundane information (like name, address, email address, phone number) on what can be very small text fields. While the Chrome browser already has an autofill feature, according to Android Police, Google is revising the interface. Instead of the current pop-up box for autofill that you currently see, a new row appears on the top of the virtual QWERTY keyboard. The different autofill options appear as lozenge-shaped boxes that can be scrolled left and right with three new icons at the end of the row; a key icon for logins, a credit card icon for payment options, and a location pin for addresses.
The feature has appeared by default on both the Chrome Dev and Canary apps and can be enabled on the stable and beta versions of Chrome. To do so, open Chrome and go to chrome://flags. Using the search tool, enable #autofill-keyboard-accessory-view (for passwords), #enable-autofill-manual-fallback (for addresses and payment methods) and Touch To Fill UI for Passwords. Close Chrome and when you open it again, the new autofill UI will be available.