It took Microsoft a long time to release the first versions of the Chromium-based Edge browser for Linux operating systems.
One thing that did not apply to the original releases was the support for data synchronization. Data synchronization was available on Windows and Mac OS, but Linux users had to wait.
Now, with Microsoft Edge 91 comes this sync feature on Linux as well. The feature is available in dev versions as experimental, which means that users will need to enable it to use it.
Η functionalτητα επιτρέπει στους χρήστες του Linux να συγχρονίζουν δεδομένα όπως κωδικούς πρόσβασης, αγαπημένα ή επεκτάσεις. Απαιτεί έναν account στην Microsoft, αλλά αυτό θα έπρεπε να το περιμένουμε... καθώς η λειτουργικότητα συγχρονισμού της εταιρείας απαιτεί κάποιο λογαριασμό της Microsoft σε όλες τις υποστηριζόμενες πλατφόρμες.
To enable synchronization on Linux systems, you need to do the following:
Make sure the Edge is 91.0.831.x or later.
Open the ester address edge: // flags
Search for MSA sign in
Set the flag status to On.
Restart the browser.
Η mode connection will be available after reboot. Choose her picture of your profile and from there sign in to your Microsoft account.
The feature syncs data using your account, which means that synced data will be available on all other platforms that use the same account.
Microsoft says the synchronization will take a few seconds to complete.
