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Bromite is dead, long live Cromite.
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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2023
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I don't understand why bromite can't sync to chrome pc? Anyone?
It's not in the dev's hands. There may be some workarounds, but Google discourages against using them.
I wonder if they could use firefox sync
i imagine it'd be more work as it's not pre-built, but samsung internet does it so maybe mozilla are a little more lax with who uses their services
Can link workaround?
I've never used any of them, so no idea if they work on Android or not. But here you can find some discussion about it.