2 Ways to Share Webpage Links From Google Chrome

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Chrome allows you to share webpage links across all your devices, provided that you’reusing the same Google accounton all of those. Here’s how to do it.

On Desktop

Step 1:Launch Google Chrome on your PC and navigate to the webpage that you wish to share.

Step 2:Click thethree-dot iconin the top right corner and selectCast, save, and share>Send to your devices.

Step 3:Select the device with which you wish to share the page.

Once you receive the notification on your phone, tap on it to open the shared webpage.

On Android or iPhone

To share a webpage link from Google Chrome’s mobile app, follow the steps below.

Step 1:Open up Google Chrome on your phone. If you have an Android, use thethree-dot menuicon at the top to selectShare. On iPhone, tap the share icon next to the website URL.

Step 2:Select theSend to your devicesoption and pick the device with which you wish to share the link.

Step 3:On your other device, a pop-up will appear in Google Chrome. ClickOpen in New Tabto visit the webpage.

Chrome also lets you convert a webpage link into a QR code. This can be useful if you want toshare a webpagelink with a large number of people.

On Desktop

Step 1:Open a webpage in Google Chrome. Click thethree-dot iconin the top right corner and selectCast, save, and share>Create QR Code.

Step 2:A QR Code will appear. Scan it using your phone or click theDownloadbutton to save the QR code as an image.

On Android or iPhone

Step 1:In the Google Chrome app, visit the webpage you wish to share. Tap thethree-dot menuicon and selectShare(or tap the share button on iPhone).

Step 2:Select theQR codeoption.

Step 3:A QR Code will appear on the screen. Tap theDownloadbutton to save it as an image.

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Last updated on 05 September, 2024

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