How to Sync Your Bookmarks on Chrome for Desktop
When you sign in to your Google account on one device, you can sync your Chrome bookmarks across all of your devices. All you have to do is log in using the same Gmail address. The default setting includes syncing bookmarks. If you turned that off, turn it back on using Chrome on the desktop or on your mobile device. To sync your bookmarks on a desktop computer:
Add a Passphrase to Protect Your Data
Google always encrypts your data while it’s in transit. If you’d like to sync your Chrome data but prevent others from reading it, you can create a Google passphrase.
Sync Your Chrome Bookmarks on Android & iOS
You can also access Chrome’s sync settings on your Android or iOS smartphone. You can opt to sync Chrome bookmarks, sync everything, or somewhere in between. To sync your bookmarks using the Chrome app: When you set up a Google sync passphrase, you’ll need to input it on current and new devices when you sign in with your Google credentials. On Chrome, you won’t see suggestions based on your browsing history, and you can’t view your saved passwords. To create a sync passphrase:
Chrome Bookmarks Not Syncing?
If you’re having issues with the sync feature, there are few actions you can take:
Make sure you’ve signed into the correct Google account. If you have multiple Gmail addresses, check that you’ve signed into the one that’s syncing your bookmarks. As with any IT problem, sometimes you can fix issues by turning the sync function off and back on again. Clear your cookies in Chrome. Doing this logs you out of your email and other accounts, and remove any site preferences you’ve set up. Try resetting your Chrome settings. Doing this resets your default search engine, homepage and default startup tabs, pinned tabs, and extensions and themes.
