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I browse a lot at office. And do the same at home. Is there anyway so that I can combine both sessions, both history and open pages. ie, whatever I accessed from home should be visible at office, and whatever I accessed from office should be visible later at home. I prefer chrome and firefox, but a solution in any browser would do good.

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Google Chrome Sync

In Google Chrome, this is built in: click on the tools button (upper right-hand corner) and click "Set up sync". It will save your bookmarks, preferences, history, etc. with your google account, and then sync it anywhere you log in and click that button.

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Firefox Sync Addon

Firefox has an official addon to do this; you can download Firefox Sync from the addons site.

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Lol, thanks for copying my answer into yours... :P – BloodPhilia Aug 25 '10 at 18:54
Whoa, I actually didn't see your answer. I knew about Chrome Sync because I use it, and then after I'd posted it, thought "hm, I bet there's a firefox addon to do this, I'll go look", so I checked on addons.mozilla.org, and there it was. I guess I was reading your mind/you were reading mine and we just didn't realize it :P +1 to you for accidental brain reading ;) – nhinkle♦ Aug 25 '10 at 18:59
Great answer, i just set this up myself. – Chris Aug 25 '10 at 19:06
Lol thanks... xd – BloodPhilia Aug 25 '10 at 19:13
yeah , but does it support syncing history too? – MIkhail Aug 26 '10 at 3:28
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in Addition to nhinkle's answer: For Firefox, you might consider using Firefox Sync, which is an official add-on for Firefox. http://www.mozilla.com/en/firefox/sync/

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Additionally you can use also Xmarks at xmarks.com. It is supporting multiple browsers.

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