Chrome keeps getting updates And feature additions. The latest change, howeverunder developmentIt has the potential to significantly simplify access to your browsing history on other devices connected to your Google account.
In case the browser crashes,navigation history It kicks in to restore accidentally closed tabs, but only on the device where the browser crashed. There Chrome sync allows saving of browsing history and other information such as password autofill synced effortlessly On devices connected to your Google account.
Currently, to reopen tabs on other devices in Chrome for desktop you need to go to: 3 dot menu → Date → Select device → Recent tabs. This method requires several steps and only shows a limited number of tabs, making it difficult to continue gaming sessions. multi-hop browsing.
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Chrome will make it easier to continue multi-tab browsing sessions
A. significant change in development, spotted by Chrome features expert @Leopeva64 new member user interface “cards” for the New Tab page. One of these cards will offer: easy access browsing history of devices synced directly On the New Tab page.
You’ll be able to open new tabs with a full view of the browsing history of synced devices one by one. Then all you have to do is select the tab you want to reopen. This makes it easier to recover tabs from other device much simpler.
According to @Leopeva64 the option to enable this map in Chrome should be available as a checkbox in the customization panel. Chrome under Cards → Other devices tabs. Although these settings are currently only visible in Chrome Canary, a developer-only version of Chrome, they can be enabled at: Chrome Flags. This is the hidden settings page that enables experimental features in Google Chrome. We hope this feature will come to the stable version of the browser soon.
Source : Android Police
