
This would be a nice touch, certainly after the Tab Group Collapse and Auto Create features. Beta testers of the Microsoft Edge app on Android can now choose to sync their favorites with the new Chromium-powered version of Edge on desktop. This means that Microsoft is also working on introducing the ability to sync your payment options across devices through Edge. Additionally, the report also points out that the settings page that shows options for syncing tabs, favorites, and other content also includes a checkbox for syncing payments, although it is not available at the moment. The Edge browser already has a feature that allows you to send open websites from your mobile to your PC, but syncing tabs make it easier to sync multiple pages across devices rather than opening them one by one. By adding the option to sync your history makes it seamless to open a particular website that you viewed on a certain device and then quickly open it on the other. Once you’ve done that, restart your browser and wait for the pages to sync.Įdge currently allows you to sync various content on the browser including form data, password, favorites, and collections. Welcome to Microsoft Edge Beta, the third and final preview channel before features are fully available. You should see options for Open Tabs and History, which you need to check. Tap on your email address and then tap on Sync.


To do so, open the browser on your Android device and head over to Settings. To use this feature (once it is rolled out to you) all you need to do is enable History and Open Tabs sync in Edge.
