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In September last year, Google announced a new feature that would let users sync their grouped tabs across mobile and desktop. It seems the company quietly started rolling it out in a phased manner. I ...

Chrome Tab Groups can already be saved across signed-in desktops, but Google will soon sync them with your mobile devices. Meanwhile, Tabs Groups are now available on iOS. Google confirmed today that ...

Tab groups are coming to Chrome for iOS, and the browser will soon sync saved tabs across desktop and mobile devices. Tab groups are coming to Chrome for iOS, and the browser will soon sync saved tabs ...

Google Chrome is getting better with every update. After releasing the stable version of Chrome 118, Google has released the Chrome 119 in beta, bringing new features and noticeable improvements. The ...

Chrome will soon recommend pages users may want to revisit on the New Tab page. Google has also announced that it’s finally bringing tab group support to Chrome for iOS. Tab group syncing, which ...

Google plans to bring tab group syncing to Chrome for Android. The feature, already available on the desktop, lets you access your saved tab groups on other devices. The sync function for the mobile ...

Is there a way to force Google Chrome to update/refresh/sync? Looking at Chrome across, say, a desktop, laptop and Android device, the tabs sync'd across them seems to lag quite a bit. (X device "last ...

While Google Chrome is the most popular web browser worldwide, its Sync feature presents several security concerns. Here's ...

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