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A first-look review of Google Browser Sync
Jun. 09, 2006

Few people have as many "personal" computers as DesktopLinux.com columnist Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols -- 24, at last count. Still, many have both a PC and a laptop, giving rise to the problem of keeping bookmarks and other settings straight when moving between computers. Google Browser Sync, aims to fix this -- for Firefox users, at least.

Naturally, with 24 computers (and counting), Vaughan-Nichols couldn't resist diving right into this one. How does Google Browser Sync stand up to our resident Linux Curmudgeon's scrutiny?

Read this first-look review to find out:

First impressions of Google Browser Sync





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