Google Chrome 77 update rolls out a new feature that will allow you to share webpages across devices. If you have the updated version of Google Chrome installed on your devices, you can easily send the web page that you are currently browsing to other devices. Here's what you need to do. Firstly, ensure that you have the updated version of the Google Chrome browser installed on the computer. All you need to do is right-click on the browser and a new context menu will appear. You should see an option to send the web page to other devices.

For example, let's say you are reading some article on your desktop computer or laptop and you want to continue reading the same article on a smartphone device of yours. In that case, you can use the 'send to device' feature. When you send a webpage to your mobile device, you will receive a notification alert containing a link to the web page. Now, tap the notification on your phone and continue reading the same article on your mobile device.

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How to receive 'share to devices' on Google Chrome

Step 1: Make sure that you have Google Chrome 77 installed on your Windows computer. Go to menu > Help > About Google Chrome
Step 2: Sign in to Chrome using your Google account. Go to menu > Settings. If you are already logged in, make sure Sync is on.
Step 3: Now, make sure you have an updated version of Google Chrome mobile browser installed on your Android or iOS device.
Step 4: Sign in to Chrome for Android using your Google account.

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How to use 'share your device' feature on Google Chrome

Step 1: If you are on a computer, right-click on the web page you want to share.
Step 2: Since I am using Google Pixel 3a, the context menu will show me an option to share the web page to Google Pixel 3a.
Step 3: Once shared, I should receive a notification on my Pixel 3a.
Step 4: Tap the notification to continue browsing the same webpage on your mobile device.

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Similarly, you can share webpages from your Android device to your computer. However, at the time of this publication, the option didn't appear on my Chrome Android browser. Google appears to be in the process of rolling it out to more users over the next few days.

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