Home News Software (Image credit: Monticello / Shutterstock) If you’ve been putting off updating Chrome, you’ll want to do so soon as Google has revealed that it will end support for Chrome sync for those still running version 48 of its browser or below.For those unfamiliar, Chrome sync is a feature in the software giant’s browser that stores a user’s bookmarks, passwords, history, open tabs and settings preferences on the company’s servers so they can be accessed from any device running Chrome. Chrome Sync also automatically signs you into Gmail, YouTube, Google Search and other Google services so you can start working on a project on your Chromebook and finish it on your Android smartphone or other devices running Chrome.In a new post on the Google Chrome Community page, product support manager at Google, Craig Tumblison provided further details on t… Click below to read the full story from TechRadar
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