You can access this data by signing into Chrome on multiple computers, whether they’re running Windows, OS X, Linux, or even Chrome OS. You can also set a separate encryption passphrase, if you like. Chrome encrypts only your passwords by default, but you can optionally encrypt all synced data. By default, Chrome syncs your apps, autofill data, bookmarks, extensions, omnibox history (address bar history), passwords, settings, themes, and open tabs. You can control which browser data is synced by opening the Settings screen and clicking Advanced sync settings under Sign in. To set this up, click Chrome’s menu button and select Sign in to Chrome.
Google Chrome allows you to sync your browser data with your Google account.
