Google finally expected multiple profile brings a feature to the Chrome browser for iPhone. This feature, which has been available in Safari for a long time, is now coming to Chrome as well, so users who share the same device will be able to keep their own bookmarks, history and search data separately. Here are the details…
Chrome multi-profile support coming to iPhone
According to reports from MacObserver, Google is currently testing a new feature for Chrome on iPhone that will make it possible to use multiple profiles. This suggests that there is code in the Chrome browser for Apple’s mobile operating system that will allow users to switch between profiles.
Multiple profile support in Chrome is extremely valuable, especially if more than one person uses a device. Different users can have a more personalized and convenient experience by keeping their bookmarks, browser history, and search history separate. Google already offers this feature in versions of Chrome on other operating systems, including Windows, but it’s still stuck with the single-profile model on the iPhone and its own mobile operating system, Android.
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When Apple introduced the multi-profile option in Safari last year, Google insisted on keeping this feature in the single profile version. But now, Google has decided to bring this change to iPhone. Interestingly, there is no indication whether the multi-profile option will come for Google Android 15. This makes it even more remarkable that Google is bringing multi-profile support to iOS, a competitive operating system, rather than its own operating system.
There are still many questions around MacObserver’s discovery, though. In particular, testing a feature does not necessarily mean that it will be available for general use. It’s still unclear when it will launch, if it is offered at all. But still, it’s good news that Google is considering multi-profile support in the Chrome browser for iPhone. If everything goes well during testing, there is a high chance that this feature will come to Apple’s operating system in the near future.
This innovation can be a huge benefit, especially on devices used by more than one person, but it may not be necessary for every use case. For example, switching profiles may be unnecessary for many people who use an iPhone or iPad independently. But still, if Google’s testing process is successful, it could come to Apple’s operating system. What are you thinking? You can write your opinions in the comments section below.