Google Chrome Across Multiple Devices: By Daniel Knox

Using Chrome across multiple devices:

Most of you probably use your MacBook, iPad, and cell phone to access the internet at different times. If you use Chrome on your MacBook, I would recommend downloading the Chrome app on your iPad and phone as well.

Using this browser and signing in to your school gmail account on all devices allows you to share bookmarks and websites easily. From any device, you can look and see what tabs and bookmarks you may have on the other devices.

If you are out and have your cell phone and need to look something up that you had opened on your MacBook, you can see what tabs were open on your computer and then access them from your other device. These options can come in handy.

Let me know if you need any help doing this and I will be glad to assist.

If you need anything, or want to try something and need some help, please do not hesitate to ask. Thanks for all you do.

Daniel Knox

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