Google Chrome Is Getting a Safari Data Import Option on iPhone
Chrome for iPhone now lets users import Safari bookmarks, history, and passwords—no desktop needed.
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Google Chrome Is Getting a Safari Data Import Option on iPhone
Chrome for iPhone Adds Safari Data Import Feature iPhone users who prefer Google Chrome over Apple’s Safari browser will soon be able to bring their browsing data along—without ever touching a computer. Starting with Chrome 145 (currently in beta), a new built-in tool allows seamless import of Safari bookmarks, browsing history, and saved passwords directly on the iPhone. This long-requested feature addresses a major pain point for mobile-first users, offering a smoother transition between browsers while respecting Apple’s strict privacy sandbox. Credit: Google The update arrives as part of Google’s ongoing effort to make Chrome more user-friendly on iOS, where Apple’s platform restrictions have historically limited how browsers handle data. Until now, switching from Safari to Chrome meant either manually re-adding bookmarks or using a Mac or PC as an intermediary. That workaround is no longer necessary. Why This Matters for iPhone Users For millions of iPhone owners, Safari is the default…
