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TabSyncBridge browser companion for private local-network pairing and remote tab sync. Sync your open browser tabs between your PC/Mac and your iPhone without needing a cloud account. TabSyncBridge is a Chrome browser companion for the TabSyncBridge iOS app. It helps you view and manage tabs across your own linked iPhone, iPad, Safari extension, and Chromium-family desktop browser profiles over your private local Wi-Fi network. Use TabSyncBridge to view tab titles from linked local devices, open remote tabs in Chrome, and send selected close-tab requests back to the device or browser profile that owns the tab. Key benefits: • Cross-platform sync: View your desktop browser tabs on your iPhone, and your iPhone Safari tabs on your computer. • Remote tab control: Open remote tabs locally or securely close selected tabs on the device that owns them. • Clutter-free: Filters out tabs from the same local Chrome profile, so you only see tabs from your other linked devices. • Private local networking: No cloud account, no third-party relay, no advertising SDK, and no analytics SDK. • Reconnect-friendly: Keeps the last known remote tab list while your local devices reconnect. Requirements: 1. The TabSyncBridge iOS app installed on your iPhone or iPad. 2. Devices connected to the same private local Wi-Fi network. 3. The lightweight TabSyncBridge desktop bridge installed on your computer. Privacy: Tab titles, tab URLs, device/profile labels, pairing state, and connection state are used only for local tab sync and remote tab control. Your tab sync data is not sent to a cloud sync service. This extension is free and serves as the required browser companion to the TabSyncBridge iOS app. What's New in 1.0.3: - Improved remote-tab action coordination between linked local devices. - Added in-app Settings with browser extension discovery links and setup reminders. - Reworked the Safari sync setup Back navigation and page indicator for a smoother onboarding flow. - Improved local pairing guidance with the direct iPhone-address setup path.
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