Google update makes it easier to sync Chrome on iOS

Google announcement a small but important update to Chrome that will make it easier to sync your bookmarks, passwords, and any other information when switching between different devices.

The new feature is available on iOS devices and will completely remove the need to set up Chrome sync to get all your information in the browser from one device to another.

Instead, you can now sign in to Chrome to save new things to your Google account and access what already exists. Basically, this is exactly how other Google apps work on iOS, so the whole Chrome syncing process should feel familiar after the change.

First, you need to sign in to Chrome. Next, proceed to save your important account information, including favorites, playlists, passwords, payment information, addresses, and settings. Additionally, you will be able to sync your tabs and browsing history from Chrome on iOS with your Google account if you wish.

Some may want an extra layer of privacy and avoid syncing tabs and browsing history between devices, but this is intended to make it easier to resume browsing where you left off.

It’s important to mention that signing in to Chrome on iOS will remain optional, meaning you will still be able to save your bookmarks, passwords, and other information without signing in, but they will only be available on the device you use them on. have recorded. Obviously, users can continue to sign in to other Google apps without signing in to Chrome.