Chrome will soon allow access to saved data with Google sign-in
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Google is making it easier to access your saved passwords and bookmarks across devices. Starting soon, you'll be able to seamlessly access this information by signing into your Google account on Chrome for Android and desktop.
This change eliminates the need to manually toggle on Chrome sync, streamlining the process and providing a more convenient user experience. While signing in is optional, Google encourages users to take advantage of this feature to enjoy a personalized browsing experience and synchronize data across devices.
Google emphasizes its commitment to user privacy and control. By opting in to save your history and open tabs to your Google account, you can customize your browsing experience while maintaining control over your data.

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This update reflects Google's ongoing efforts to improve user experience and adapt to evolving user expectations. By simplifying access to essential browsing features, Google aims to enhance user satisfaction and streamline the overall browsing experience.
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