I saved this and went over to a different machine and put in the sync code. Trying out xBrowserSyncĪfter installing the extension in Brave, I clicked on the icon in the extension bar and went through the step-by-step guide.Īfter clicking next and reading the warnings and disclaimers, I was given a sync code with an optional QR code for mobile. If that’s not good enough, you can even self-host or choose alternative hosts. It is open-source and states that it is completely anonymous. This looks like the solution I’ve been looking for. I have been on the lookout for a service or utility that would let me bring my bookmarks with me. The hub should be a device that can produce screenshots of an entire brave://sync-internals report output. While all major browser vendors such as Google and Microsoft have their own sync system, wouldn’t it be great to have a third-party option? For those that read my review of the Brave browser, one of its flaws is the unreliable sync system. Sync jeffdottem, It may be, that a device must be set up as a hub, creating and dispensing the Sync Code for all others. It’s a nice way to not rely on a major company’s own sync service such as Google, Microsoft, etc.

Users can use it to sync their bookmarks across browsers and devices. XBrowserSync is a free and open source utility for Chrome (and Chromium-based browsers), Firefox, and Android.

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