The addition of Chrome allows you to continue browsing from another Windows 10 device.

A year ago, Microsoft announced the Timeline feature of Windows 10 that allowed synchronization of web log and applications between different operating systems and devices such as Android, iPhone and even Windows 10.

This feature is not only supported by the EDGE browser, which means that you can start a web page from EDGE on Android and track Windows 10, but it is now supported by the Chrome browser by a special addition. officially launched by Microsoft.

By downloading the Web Activities extension, you can synchronize the browsing history of your Chrome browser between multiple Windows 10 devices and access it via the timeline viewer.

Of course, this involves a risk of privacy because the add-on sends Microsoft a copy of your browsing history to synchronize with other devices you own.

We also know that Google uses the same feature to sync Chrome browsing history across different devices, but Microsoft wants to streamline the process with the timeline feature accessed from the taskbar or by pressing the Windows logo button and on the tab button.

The Firefox add-on store, along with Firefox, has extensions similar to Microsoft's, but it's not a Microsoft official. The company is now repairing its Chrome browser and Firefox still needs to check whether it will support it or not.