The Chrome Sync Website Displays All Your Sync Stats

Google holds a lot of your data. It's hardly the only one that does and most people don't think about it. Even the ones that do are more than a little confused about what data Google has and what it does with it.

Granted, the opaqueness of most web companies on these matters, Google included, only makes it worse. But Google is at least trying to do something about it and its account dashboard is a great resource.

It is now expanding on that with a new dashboard for Chrome data. It's now live and it includes all of your Chrome Sync data, the stuff that lives in the cloud.

There's not much you can do with it at the moment, except stop syncing on all browsers and wipe clean whatever Google has.

But you can at least see how much data Chrome has stored on you, how many apps you sync, how many settings, your Omnibox history and so on.

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