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How to sync automatically when sending a tab to an Android device.

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chriskurker
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This happens when I'm on Firefox on Windows and send a tab to my Android device.

Sent tab does not come through as a notification until I manually refresh (from history/synced devices and pull down to refresh) in the Android app.

Is there anything I can do to have the sent tab to come through without refreshing the sync?

Love this feature. Thank you.

This happens when I'm on Firefox on Windows and send a tab to my Android device. Sent tab does not come through as a notification until I manually refresh (from history/synced devices and pull down to refresh) in the Android app. Is there anything I can do to have the sent tab to come through without refreshing the sync? Love this feature. Thank you.

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Paul
Paul
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Hi Chris

I am glad to hear that you like what we are doing with Firefox.

Have you tried this issue in the new Firefox Preview browser, available from the Google Play store?

chriskurker
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Thanks,

Over the last 2 days I have been trying it here and there. it seems to work almost all the time on Firefox Preview. I believe there was a hick up when the app wasn't open in the background and the link did not open until I went into Firefox Preview, but it works much better than the standard Firefox app.