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This relies on several things: * Enabling Chrome Sync, which is opt-in * Syncing history, which is on by default if you enable sync * Not using a custom pass
by pkasting 8y ago
This relies on several things:
* Enabling Chrome Sync, which is opt-in
* Syncing history, which is on by default if you enable sync
* Not using a custom passphrase for sync data (not using one is the default)
* Having "My Activity" save "Web & App activity", which is opt-out
* Having synced Chrome history data sent to "Web & App activity", which is opt-out
For the last two bullets, the opt-outs are at https://myaccount.google.com/activitycontrols https://myaccount.google.com/activitycontrols .
- misterman0 8y agoChrome Sync is so sweet though. It's probably pretty close to impossible to live w/o Chrome Sync. It's my favorite tech feature. The USP for me is "As a user I want switch devices while I'm browsing, so whatever I was reading prior to having to go to the bath room I can seamlessly continue reading."
- hashhar 8y agoAm I missing something? Since I can do that with Firefox Sync too. Even more i can send a tab from my device to any number of other devices too.
- FabHK 8y agoSafari does it, too, I believe (I don't really use it... One man's "pretty close to impossible to live w/o" is another man's "eh? what?")