You can do this on your Android phone if you go to the Chrome to Phone Download Site above and install the file directly to your phone, or click through on your desktop where you’ll find a QR code. Once your extension/add-on has finished installing, you’ll need to download the Chrome to Phone app to your Android phone. Those using Google Chrome as their desktop browser should go to the download section of the Google Chrome to Phone site and download chrometophone-extension-v0.5.crx.įirefox users should go here to download the Send To Phone 0.8 extension.Ģ. How to send links to your Android phone – for Froyo usersġ. In the guide below, we take you through how to get Chrome to Phone installed on your Android phone and show you where to get those all-important add-ons for Chrome and Firefox.
There’s another sneaky workaround which will still allow you to sync links, albeit in a less elegant way.
Don’t worry if you’ve yet to receive a Froyo update, or your phone isn’t in line to get it at all. While Chrome to Phone doesn’t come with Froyo ‘out of the box’ so to speak (you’ll need to download an app) it’s currently only available on phones running 2.2. So if you’ve found a great blog post, recipe or game walkthrough in your lunch hour, you’ll be able to send the link to your phone for later viewing. Chrome to Phone for Android will change the way you browse the web on – and with – your Android phone.Ĭhrome to Phone, as its name suggests, lets you send links to pages you’re viewing on your desktop browser to your phone with a simple click. You can see there is an id on the span, so we can use that to form this URL:Īnd that will scroll the user to that section on page load.One thing that we missed out from our round up of Froyo features is this incredibly useful link-syncing feature. If one exists, you can use that by simply appending the id to the link.Ī second example, on that same Wikipedia page, there is a section labeled 'Early life and career', examining the HTML around that section, we see:
Then in the HTML look for an ID around where you want to link the user to. View source, or right-click on the page and click "Inspect". (This has the limit that it may not work exactly as you like if the document does not have good markup.) As Petko Kostov said in the comments the solution is to simply use the documents already in place markup.
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