Google Chrome lets you sync tab groups across all your devices

Chrome is by far the most popular browser in the world. There are many reasons for this success: It is extremely fast, has a large plugin ecosystem, and is available on all platforms. However, the Mountain View company continues to improve its product because it is still far from perfect. A Twitter member discovered a very interesting feature that is currently in use. Testing phase in Chrome Canary 117The most current but also the most unstable version of the browser.

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Leopeva64 states in her post: “Google added a sync icon to the tab group management menu. It is used to inform users whether a particular group of tabs is saved or not. When you click on this selector, you can automatically sync tab groups across all your computersProvided, of course, that you use Chrome with the same Gmail ID.

Chrome will offer automatic or manual syncing of tab groups

To enable automatic synchronization of tab groups you need to go to: Settings → You and Google → Google Services/Sync → Manage the content you sync. Therefore you can choose: Synchronize tab groups regardless of active tabs. As noted Android Police“This means that even if active tabs are not synced across devices, a selected group of tabs can be synced individually to search for Amazon deals, your current academic research, or pending assignments.”

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Moreover, if the Chrome 115 release does not really offer any significant changes from before (visually it does), it still marks a significant turning point in the history of the Web. Ultimately, it uses a tool that will make cookies disappear completely.