Microsoft finally launched its new Edge browser. Chrome users who want to sync their preferences to Edge don’t need to worry about losing their bookmarks and extensions. Now that Edge is built on Google’s Chromium platform, you can simply import all of your settings from Chrome to Edge.
You should be asking “Can microsoft edge sync with chrome?”
Here is what our research found. if you are a Chrome user today, you already have option available to import all your data from Chrome to have Microsoft Edge personalized with all your browsing data. If you are still looking for ongoing sync between Microsoft Edge and Chrome, please share some more details about your scenario.
Is it possible to sync between Chrome and (Chromium) Edge?
Since the new Edge is at least 95% compatible with Chrome, are there any tools, built-in or third-party, that can let me sync my Chrome bookmarks, history, and/or extensions with Edge?
– To make sure no further data from Chrome syncs to Microsoft Edge Navigate to – edge: //settings/profiles/sync From here you can turn off sync But if you wish to sync specific items then you can again turn on by navigating to the same link, where you will see option to select items you wish to sync and unselect the one’s you don’t wish to.
When you launch the browser for the first time, it will ask if you want to sync from Chrome. Make sure this option is selected. After you’ve completed the next few prompts, Edge will set up your bookmarks. In our experience, your Chrome bookmarks should appear instantly just beneath the URL address line.
How do I Sync my Microsoft Edge data with another computer?
Signing into Edge with your Microsoft account on other Windows machines should automatically sync your data, and you can even download Edge for mac, os, i OS, and Android, so you can pick up where you left off on any device. For most people, this should be enough.
Should Microsoft Edge be a chrome alternative?
There are many other Chromium browsers out there that don’t associate with Google Chrome, so why should Edge. Leave Chrome and Edge separate. I don’t want Edge becoming too similar to Chrome.