November 17, 2009 at 12:45Bookmark Sync in Google Chrome for Linux
I didn’t even understand which version this wonderful function began to work with, but nevertheless I am glad for its appearance.
To enable the function, I only needed to add --enable-sync to the chrome launch line.
Then the inactive menu item became available.
Then everything is the same as in the version for Windows.
UPD: my chrome is version 4.0.249.0, apparently synchronization started working from it, judging by the comments. After starting with the desired key, just click on the settings and select the menu item synchronize bookmarks . In the window that appears, enter your Google Mail and password for synchronization. Next, the process is automated
To enable the function, I only needed to add --enable-sync to the chrome launch line.
Then the inactive menu item became available.
Then everything is the same as in the version for Windows.
UPD: my chrome is version 4.0.249.0, apparently synchronization started working from it, judging by the comments. After starting with the desired key, just click on the settings and select the menu item synchronize bookmarks . In the window that appears, enter your Google Mail and password for synchronization. Next, the process is automated