Chrome Browser to Sync Across Devices and Save Web Pages
May 16th, 2012 by Leslie Meredith, TechNewsDaily Beginning this week, Chrome browser users will have the convenience of syncing their tabs, bookmarks, extensions and even back buttons across their devices. So if you use a computer at work, you can pick up your browsing at home right where you left off.
And if you have a phone running Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich,” you can sync Chrome on that device, too. (Google hasn’t said that Chrome will come to earlier Android versions.)
You must be signed into Chrome to sync. Go to the wrench icon in the upper right of the browser window and sign in with your Google account. Here, you can choose to sync everything or use the advanced settings to select from a list of items, including apps, history and themes. Or just use the “everything” default setting.
Google said that while all users will be updated to the new version of Chrome over the next several days, the syncing-across-devices feature will roll out more slowly over the next several weeks.
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