Chrome and Firefox now feature Timeline integration

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The Timeline feature was initially introduced and integrated in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update (v1803) and comes default in Microsoft Edge browser and Office suite. Third-party apps like VLC also added features to synchronize activities across devices. The good news is that Chrome and Firefox finally have Timeline integration.

To enhance web browsing experience for Windows users using Chrome, Firefox, and Vivaldi browsers, support for quickly reopening recent web sessions has been added. Recently, Dominic Maas, the developer of SoundByte, a third-party UWP app for SoundCloud, launched a browser extension called Windows Timeline Support.

Chrome and Firefox finally join the Timeline integration club

The browser extension allows users to access Timeline on web browsers by adding the feature to their activity history, displaying previous web sessions with the Win + Tab shortcut. However, users will need to log in to their Microsoft account through the extension.

Additionally, the extension synchronizes and enables users to reopen tabs open on the browser on Windows devices on other devices, a feature previously only available on the Edge browser for Android and iOS.

To download the Windows Timeline Support extension, visit:

- Download Windows Timeline Support for Chrome
- Download Windows Timeline Support for Firefox

To reduce user annoyance, Google has updated Phone app for Android with integrated Caller ID capable of combating spam calls. With this feature, users can feel more at ease knowing they can block unwanted, bothersome, or harassing calls.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main purpose of the Windows Timeline feature?

The Windows Timeline feature allows users to view and manage their activity history across devices, providing a seamless browsing experience in Microsoft Edge and other supported applications.

How do Chrome and Firefox support the Timeline feature now?

Chrome and Firefox have integrated the Timeline feature through a new extension, allowing users to access and synchronize their browsing sessions and activity history across different devices.

Is the Windows Timeline Support extension available for all browsers?

No, the Windows Timeline Support extension is specifically available for Chrome and Firefox, enabling users to access Timeline functionalities similar to those in Microsoft Edge.

What do users need to do to use the Windows Timeline Support extension?

To use the Windows Timeline Support extension, users must download it for Chrome or Firefox and log in to their Microsoft account to enable synchronization of their browsing sessions.

What recent update has Google made to the Phone app for Android?

Google updated the Phone app for Android to include integrated Caller ID, which helps users identify and block spam calls, enhancing their calling experience and reducing annoyance.