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Google is rolling out Chrome 77, with the latest version of the web browser being moved to the Stable channel on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS. And while not much has changed, Chrome now lets you send web pages to other devices.
The First World Problem of Owning Multiple Devices
Most of us own multiple devices these days, switching from one to the other at various times throughout the day. The problem with this is keeping everything synced between various devices. Luckily, most web browsers make this relatively easy.
With Chrome, you can already sync bookmarks across devices, or see open tabs by looking at your History. However, with the arrival of Chrome 77, Google is giving users another option, which is to send tabs across from one of your devices to another.
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