Google Chrome will have in the not-too-distant future a very interesting new function that is inspired by what Apple created in iOS, macOS, iPhone, and iPad, including Windows 10 this year. More precisely, Apple names the function Handoff, those at Microsoft call it Timeline, while in the case of Google Chrome and the Chrome OS operating system, the function will have the name Continue reading in Chrome.
Google Chrome will have this functionality implemented only for those who use a Chromebook as their main computer, and this is because the technology is offered differently in each operating system. Thanks to this new function, people using Google Chrome in Chrome OS, Android, or iPhone will be able to continue reading web pages, right where they left off, regardless of which device they left the page on, or start reading it again.
Google Chrome: Function INSPIRED by Apple and iPhone
Google Chrome already offers the possibility to synchronize tabs between various devices, but when the pages are accessed from the browsing history, the user is not taken to the point where he left when he closed the page on another device. Well, the new function Continue reading in The Chrome that Google wants to offer in GOogle Chrome and on Chromebooks solves the problem and brings the functionality offered by Handoff and Windows 10 to everyone.
Google Chrome is the last to have this complete functionality, although those from Google were among the first to implement the possibility of synchronizing tabs in the browser or between various platforms on which it is used. The change from now is a very important one, and yesterday I told you that even in Windows 10 you can have the functionality offered by Timeline in Google Chrome, so now we can benefit from everything we need when surfing the Internet.
