Windows 10. Microsoft has LAUNCHED a MUCH Awaited Feature

Windows 10. A feature highly anticipated by users OS of Microsoft has finally been released, coming to most people quite a while after it was first released. One year ago, Microsoft launched the Timeline function, which allows users to synchronize their internet browsing history between iOS, Android and Windows 1, but only when using the Microsoft Edge browser.

Windows 10. Starting today, things are changing, because Microsoft has decided to offer an extension for Google Chrome that allows the use of the Timeline function to synchronize browsing history between computers. Web Activities is the name of this special extension for Google Chrome that Microsoft offers for Windows 10, it works between any interconnected computers on this operating system, but also with the same accounts for Google Chrome, or Microsoft services.

Windows 10 has an extension for Google Chrome that brings the Timeline function

Windows 10. Browsing history and sessions already opened by users in browsers will not be synchronized through Microsoft's servers, but a solution from Google is used, apparently somewhat safer. Practically, by using this system, people will have much easier access from various computers, or mobile terminals, to everything that exists in the Timeline function within Windows 10, everything being expected by many people.

See your browsing activities across all your devices in surfaces like Windows timeline and Microsoft Launcher for Android. With this extension, your browsing history will appear across all your devices in surfaces such as in Windows timeline and Microsoft Launcher for Android. Just sign in with your Microsoft account, select a site you've recently visited, and pick up where you left off.

Windows 10. Microsoft has been trying for some time to offer new features for its operating system in order to make it even more attractive to more of its users, and this will allow more people to give up the Edge browser. Google Chrome is by far the most popular for surfing the Internet, and the lack of support for the Timeline function was something necessary in Windows 10 for the Google company's browser, so from now on you also have this function available