Chrome on Android to support third-party autofill services natively

Chrome on Android is set to enhance user experience by allowing third-party autofill services, such as password managers, to natively autofill forms on websites, eliminating the need for the current "compatibility mode" that often results in glitches and duplicate suggestions. As of Chrome 135, users will be able to set their preferred autofill service through Android's system settings, providing a seamless experience similar to what's available in other Android apps. The transition to native autofill is scheduled to fully roll out with Chrome 131 by November 2024, with compatibility mode being phased out in early 2025, urging users to update their settings to ensure uninterrupted service. Third-party service developers are advised to guide users in toggling the necessary settings in Chrome to maintain optimal functionality, although no additional implementation is required from developers if their services are already integrated with autofill features.

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