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Two way bookmark sync between Google Chrome and Chromium Edge?
- Apr 10, 2020
Hi Everyone, it is interesting to see this discussion. We have posted some questions on this topic here - https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/discussions/ongoing-sync-between-microsoft-edge-and-chrome-discussion/m-p/1297563
Please take a moment and share your response on the thread linked above.
cc. Keith Davis
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asecret900 What about extensions? The great thing would be to have Edge and Chrome syncing extensions besides the bookmarks. Any ideias on how this could be achieved?
Edge uses MS account, Chrome uses Google account...
@Raheel605's solution is only one way, from Chrome to Edge but if you're going to go that way, copy the Favicons file too.
Miguel Isidoro I keep a bookmark folder with links to the extension pages. But then I also use a slightly different set of extensions for each browser.
- WizX20Feb 10, 2020Copper Contributor
Or configure a tool like https://freefilesync.org/ to sync the bookmark folders two-way once in a while.I am now trying the EverSync extension, so far so good between chrome and edge.
- anugrahandiDec 08, 2020Copper ContributorThis is also what I'm looking for. Simple sync edge --> server and overwrite server --> chrome.
- wiredupDec 14, 2020Copper Contributor
anugrahandi & Power Automate Community,
I wanted to provide an update and lessons experienced on this type of flow and an absolute answer for a variety of questions that surfaced in this thread.
Scenario:
I download an excel file weekly that needs to be processed and pushed into a "leaderboard" on our sharepoint site. It involves reading rows of a spreadsheet and writing them to a SharePoint list as a refresh (i.e., deleting the entire list and then updating it with new information)
Problem:
The Excel Create table and/or most functions do not permit a dynamic link to a file. Meaning, I cannot use the ID from "When a file is created in SharePoint" and tell Excel to create or update a table. It MUST retain its unique ID. That includes "overwriting" the existing file.
Solution:
Create a static file and update the file with the contents or body of the new file. In other words, DO NOT REPLACE the file, simply update the contents INSIDE the file. Now, this poses a few idiosyncrasies which I will describe below to get it setup properly. BOTH files must be .xlsx.
Setup:
- Create a permanent storage file. Also, create a table that will cover the MAXIMUM columns and rows you'd ever need. For me, it was 300 as I have 193 employees today. Go ahead and create the table and call it Table1. Do this in native Excel.
- Create the flow
- The new file w/ the contents; choose Connector "When a new file is created.." - drop into a separate folder so you can "watch" for new files. This will start the flow
- You can ignore the get items--apply to each delete --> this is simply deleting the old items in the target SharePoint list
- Select "Update File" - choose the permanent .xlsx file THEN choose the File Content from the new file via "When a new file is created" connector
- Choose Create Table pointed at the permanent file. Select the range and name it Table1 -- the same as the target/permanent file
- List Rows Present in Table Connector - this is to get the total number of rows. Here is the tricky part--it wants a table name. If you create one in advance, PA will allow you to save the flow, otherwise it will throw an error complaining it does not exist. See (1) above.
- Use "Apply to Each" to do what you need--you'll see attached.
- Delay & Delete
- Create Table "locks" the file for a period of time. Delay for 10 minutes allows PA to release the file and permit its deletion.
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