Microsoft's Edge browser gets History and Tab Sync features in 2021

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Can you believe it? Microsoft enters 2021 with its Edge browser finally receiving the ability to sync tabs between all devices.

Anthony Garreffa

TweakTown

Published Jan 7, 2021 7:31 PM CST
Updated Jul 27, 2022 3:40 AM CDT

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Microsoft has just begun pushing out its new Edge browser update, which adds history and tab sync to the browser going into 2021.

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The roll out of the new Edge features will spread throughout the world over the coming weeks, but if you want to see if you've got it already then visit Settings > Profiles > Sync and then enable "History" and "Open tabs" for the new Edge abilities.

Edge launched back on January 15, 2020 -- if you can believe it, it feels like longer than that -- launching without a Sync option... for some reason. Microsoft launched Extensions in May 2020, promising the history and tab sync would be here by the end of the year but they didn't make it.