In a nostalgic nod to the past, Google has announced the return of its popular cross-device tab sharing feature in the Chrome app for Android. This feature, which disappeared some years ago, is now back with enhanced functionality, allowing users to share grouped tabs effortlessly across multiple devices. By doing so, Google aims to create a seamless browsing experience for those constantly switching between their phone, tablet, and desktop PC.
This updated feature, unveiled earlier this week, will automatically sync grouped tabs between devices linked to the same Google account with Chrome Sync enabled. Users can, for instance, create a tab group on their Android phone while on the move and access it on their desktop once home without manually managing or transferring any information. This not only saves time but also makes it easier to pick up where you left off, regardless of which device you’re on.
Additionally, Google has made it simpler to resume your browsing session from where you left off. If you have a tab open on one device, Chrome will now suggest continuing with that same tab when switching to another device. This enhancement is designed to streamline workflows and provide a consistent experience across all devices, making multitasking and on-the-go browsing more convenient than ever.
This revamped cross-device tab sharing marks a welcome return, particularly for those who rely on their browser as an organizational tool throughout the day. Whether managing projects, reading articles, or handling daily tasks, Chrome users can now enjoy a more connected and flexible experience.
