Chrome sync is incredibly underrated in my opinion. I've got my browsing history, bookmarks, Chrome apps and open tabs from my work and home desktops, my laptop and my phone all together seamlessly.
In what way is it superior to Firefox sync, for example?
Personally, I don't want my work PC cluttered with random bookmarks from leisurely browsing at home - and if I did, I'd put them on Wuala, where my stuff is client side encrypted (FF claims that too by the way).
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Chrome sync is incredibly underrated in my opinion. I've got my browsing history, bookmarks, Chrome apps and open tabs from my work and home desktops, my laptop and my phone all together seamlessly.
Of course, Google does too though...
In what way is it superior to Firefox sync, for example?
Personally, I don't want my work PC cluttered with random bookmarks from leisurely browsing at home - and if I did, I'd put them on Wuala, where my stuff is client side encrypted (FF claims that too by the way).
Convenience mostly, I always had trouble getting the secret code for the Firefox sync to work and I use Chrome everywhere anyway.