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Chrome to iPhone Sends Links to your iOS Device from Chrome

(via Lifehacker)

The Chrome to iPhone extension adds a handy button to your Google Chrome toolbar that, when clicked, quickly shares your current URL between your desktop browser and iOS device. The extension attempts to mimic the functionality of the even better Chrome to Phone extension for Android devices, and for the most part, it does a pretty good job.

    • #Chrome
    • #Google Chrome
    • #Browsers
    • #iOS
    • #iPhone
    • #iPad
    • #extension
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