On your Android device, open Chrome, then tap the three dots in the top-right corner. Now you’re sat in a waiting room bored, wishing you could quickly refind that article on your phone. So you’re in the middle of reading a very interesting article - perhaps on a certain tech website - but suddenly you have to drop everything and zoom out of the house to get to an appointment. For now, have everything ticked with the Sync all button, and you can change whatever you like later. On an Android device you’ll open your Chrome settings the same way, but once you’re in the options menu, tap your Google account’s name, then hit Sync on the next menu to access the sync options.įrom the sync options you can change your synchronization settings however you like, so if you don’t want your passwords to be remembered between devices, then just untick Sync all and untick Passwords. From there, tap Sync to open your sync settings. On the PC, hit the three vertical dots in the top right, then click Settings to open your settings menu.

Tucked away inside the Settings options are a couple of little tools that should help you out.įirst of all, make sure that your devices are synced to your Google account. Google unfortunately shut down the Send to Mobile Chrome extension a few years ago, and there’s no native support to send a single page across platforms, even if both devices are running Google Chrome.

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