Chrome 19 Released, Will Sync Your Browser Tabs
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Google has released generation 19 of its Chrome browser with one major feature addition.
The software now integrates tab sync, which syncs open taps and your browsing history in real time.
As long as you are using Chrome for Android Beta on your phone or tablet, you can seamlessly pick up web browsing where you left off on your desktop. Even the back and forward buttons will work from machine to machine. Tab sync requires users, like other Sync features (such as bookmarks, apps, extensions, history, and themes), to be signed in to a Google account.
Google, however, said that not all Chrome users will be seeing the tab sync immediately. Instead, Google will pushing out tab sync "gradually over the coming weeks."
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::Checks Chrome version on my PC::
"19.0.1084.46 m"
That's not right :I
And you can't disable the sync either, must have at least one this synced :\
What the hell do you need 100 tabs open for? You sound disorganized or maybe you spend too much time on the net. Even if it is job related it sounds ridiculous. Probably just porn websites.
im lazy. most of it is things i need to read, and yea, i wake up and im on the net, and i walk around when i get sick of sitting, but basically all i do is sit on the internet and read.
and only about 1/10 of the tabs are porn at any given time. i use ff for that more than chrome.
You can disable it you know in settings....
Stop complaining, i think this feature is great.
No it doesn't, this will be "rolled out in the coming weeks".
I have 10-12 tabs open for work. anywhere from 8-20 tabs of personal stuff. And in firefox, I have a TabGroup for the 2 separate groups, and TabTreePlus (or whatever)...nice and organized. if i wanted additional tabs of tabs, i'd be able ot do it.
Since Google was stupid and got rid of vertical tabs and you can't have an addon replace the functionality, I stopped using Chrome.
Don't laugh... if they try to predict searches, why not websites and tabs.
And naturally it will be patented and rake in Millions in license fees !
I don't have 100 tabs open (right now at least), but I do have over 30 Tom's hardware tabs open, all different articles or forum threads. I often break fifty. When I'm using Pale Moon (performance optimized Firefox), I can go well over 100 tabs pretty often.
/s.
Doesn't Firefox's sync only sync bookmarks and history, not active tabs?