Handover Chrome Extension
Launch websites you visit on your computer on your Android phone or tablet
This extension works with Handover 3.0, available from http://handover.hamzahrmalik.com
It allows you to quickly and seamlessly open whatever website you currently have open on your computer on your note. It is also possible to do this the other way around (from phone to PC). This does not require the extension
Latest reviews
i have no clue how this works.. i have it going form my phone to my pc just fine, but the chrome extension just wont work. how does one use it? some kind of helpful pointer would be great. all help just says is "you can do the same in reverse with the extension" but not how the extension actually works. have a few tabs i would like to transfer to my phone. rating and review will be updated once i know how the extension works. and will be based upon my exprience with the extension.
i have no clue how this works.. i have it going form my phone to my pc just fine, but the chrome extension just wont work. how does one use it? some kind of helpful pointer would be great. all help just says is "you can do the same in reverse with the extension" but not how the extension actually works. have a few tabs i would like to transfer to my phone. rating and review will be updated once i know how the extension works. and will be based upon my exprience with the extension.
I love this mod/plugin/extension/app it is one of the best, if you haven't tried it you should because it really shows some basic POST <-> GET action on a low level. There are other things like this out there perhaps Pushbullet for instance, but this feels just so opensource it's hard to beat. It should cause inspiration at the very least, viva la programming!
I love this mod/plugin/extension/app it is one of the best, if you haven't tried it you should because it really shows some basic POST <-> GET action on a low level. There are other things like this out there perhaps Pushbullet for instance, but this feels just so opensource it's hard to beat. It should cause inspiration at the very least, viva la programming!
