As per media reports, Google Chrome had previously indicated that it would be launching this capability for iOS devices.
As a result, users will have cross-device access to their safe passwords, tabs, site addresses, and browsing history.
If you do this, Google will function as a single, cohesive browser on desktop, mobile, and iOS platforms—but only if you give it permission to.
The business stated in a blog post that you may access any passwords, addresses, and other data stored in your Google Account across devices after logging in to Google Chrome.
Likewise, this function will allow you to access all data when signing into a new phone while on the go.
You will need to manually enable the account syncing feature for open tabs and browser history.
It should be noted that Google does not specify when desktop and Android users will be able to access this feature.
