Contents
- 1 Can you transfer tabs from one browser to another?
- 2 Is browser local storage shared between tabs?
- 3 How do I send Chrome tabs to other devices?
- 4 How do I transfer from one browser to another?
- 5 Is there a way to share data between tabs?
- 6 How to send data between tabs with JavaScript?
- 7 Is it possible to import Firefox data from another browser?
Can you transfer tabs from one browser to another?
In Google Chrome, right-click the browser tab and select Duplicate. Then drag and drop it into another browser window. Then drag and drop it into another window, or use the move to new window context menu option after right-clicking the tab to move the selected tab to a new (blank) browser window.
localStorage demo The main features of localStorage are: Shared between all tabs and windows from the same origin. The data does not expire. It remains after the browser restart and even OS reboot.
Can Javascript see other tabs?
NO. From a purely technical point of view, if it’s ever possible, it may be using a client-side scripting language like javascript to query the state of rest of the tabs and send it via something like AJAX to the parent website.
How do I send Chrome tabs to other devices?
Share pages with yourself
- On your computer, open Chrome.
- Sign in to your Google Account and turn on sync in Chrome .
- Go to the page you want to share.
- Click the address bar Share .
- Choose a device.
- On your chosen device, you will get a notification about the page you’ve shared with yourself.
How do I transfer from one browser to another?
Go to the menu bar and click on “File” > “Import From” > “Google Chrome.” You can also click on “Bookmarks HTML File” if you’re moving from a different browser. Choose to import your bookmarks, your history, or both. Then click on “Import.”
Is session storage different for different tabs?
The benefit of the sessionStorage is that it’ll persist across different pages and browser refreshes. Hence the user may navigate to different pages and/or refresh the page and still remain logged-in. When the user closes the tab – it’s gone.
Etherpad and Facebook Chat currently use the Comet technique. [1] When using localStorage more data can be stored obviously, but since you’d fallback on cookies one can’t rely on this yet. Unless you application is for modern browsers only in which case this is just fine.
How to send data between tabs with JavaScript?
Let’s say your user is viewing your site with multiple tabs and something happens one tab which you want to react to on the other tabs – you can do this using the Broadcast Channel API. Before we start, I want to mention that this only works between browsing contexts on the same origin. Please also check browser support before using this API.
How to use JavaScript between browser tabs Stack Overflow?
See also another StackOverflow thread: Javascript communication between browser tabs/windows. In my opinion there are two good methods. One may suit you better depending on what you need. If any of these are true… you only need it to work between tabs/windows in the same browser.
Is it possible to import Firefox data from another browser?
Note: Firefox does not save or sync login data from another browser unless you choose to import it. This data is stored locally in a readable form on your computer by the other browser. To recover your Firefox data from a different Firefox installation or profile, see Recovering important data from an old profile .