In the latest version of Google Chrome, a very useful new feature has been added, which allows you to easily send web pages to other devices and, therefore, from PC to mobile phone or tablet or vice versa from smartphone to PC . This possibility was launched with Chrome 77 and does not require the installation of any additional extensions or special applications. It is an integrated tool in the main Chrome menu, easy to reach, clearly visible and usable at all times. Whenever you need to send a link from your PC to your smartphone, then simply press the right button on an empty space of the site you are watching or on the title of the tab at the top to find the Send to your devices option .
The devices that will be shown to receive the link you want to send are those that have been accessed through the same Google account . If you then access Chrome with the Google account on the PC and then also on the smartphone, you can send the links of the sites open with Chrome from PC to mobile using the option that appears by pressing the right mouse button.
The same functionality is also present in Chrome for Android and for iPhone, where for each web page opened in a tab with Chrome you can press the options button at the top right and then the Share button to find, among the many sharing options, that call: Send to your devices . By pressing it, the link will be received on the PC with a Chrome notification.
This type of functionality completes the synchronization of the Chrome tabs, already possible for some time, which works automatically and allows you to find the tabs open on the PC on your Android smartphone or iPhone, to continue working without having to search for them.
An alternative service to the Chrome link sending function (the one I've used to date) is offered free of charge by the extension for Chrome or Firefox (it is also possible to install it as a PC program) of PushBullet that can be used from PC and Mac, on Android and iPhone, to send notes and links to the mobile phone from the PC using a simple button.
After the registration of the account, after installing the extension or the program and after installing the app for iPhone or Android, according, for example, to an article like this on Navigaweb.net, just simply press the button to send the link to the mobile phone on which the notification from the installed Pushbullet app will appear.
You can easily send links from your PC to your smartphone even using Microsoft Edge on Android and iPhone. To use this function you only need to follow the guide to configure the connection between Phone and Windows 10 with "Continue on PC".
After the connection is configured, from Edge on PC you can open any web page and send it to your mobile phone by pressing the Share button at the top right (with the arrow symbol to the right) and then choose "your phone".
The devices that will be shown to receive the link you want to send are those that have been accessed through the same Google account . If you then access Chrome with the Google account on the PC and then also on the smartphone, you can send the links of the sites open with Chrome from PC to mobile using the option that appears by pressing the right mouse button.
The same functionality is also present in Chrome for Android and for iPhone, where for each web page opened in a tab with Chrome you can press the options button at the top right and then the Share button to find, among the many sharing options, that call: Send to your devices . By pressing it, the link will be received on the PC with a Chrome notification.
This type of functionality completes the synchronization of the Chrome tabs, already possible for some time, which works automatically and allows you to find the tabs open on the PC on your Android smartphone or iPhone, to continue working without having to search for them.
An alternative service to the Chrome link sending function (the one I've used to date) is offered free of charge by the extension for Chrome or Firefox (it is also possible to install it as a PC program) of PushBullet that can be used from PC and Mac, on Android and iPhone, to send notes and links to the mobile phone from the PC using a simple button.
After the registration of the account, after installing the extension or the program and after installing the app for iPhone or Android, according, for example, to an article like this on Navigaweb.net, just simply press the button to send the link to the mobile phone on which the notification from the installed Pushbullet app will appear.
You can easily send links from your PC to your smartphone even using Microsoft Edge on Android and iPhone. To use this function you only need to follow the guide to configure the connection between Phone and Windows 10 with "Continue on PC".
After the connection is configured, from Edge on PC you can open any web page and send it to your mobile phone by pressing the Share button at the top right (with the arrow symbol to the right) and then choose "your phone".
