Microsoft Edge adds workaround to stay in sync with Google Chrome

Most of the best browsers out there pretty much work identically these days with almost no differences between them since many of them are based on Google's Chromium rendering engine. Microsoft Edge, in particular, has gotten pretty good since its switch to Chromium, even if Microsoft's efforts to get you to switch to it on Windows might get a little obnoxious occasionally. The company's latest attempt? A new feature that lets you have your Edge browser constantly synced up with your Chrome instance. Not just browsing data, either — pretty much everything.

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Arol Wright

Most of the best browsers out there pretty much work identically these days with almost no differences between them since many of them are based on Google's Chromium rendering engine. Microsoft Edge, in particular, has gotten pretty good since its switch to Chromium, even if Microsoft's efforts to get you to switch to it on Windows might get a little obnoxious occasionally. The company's latest attempt? A new feature that lets you have your Edge browser constantly synced up with your Chrome instance. Not just browsing data, either — pretty much everything.

https://ift.tt/nJosS3q May 31, 2022 at 10:14AM