The idea is simple: if you log in to a Wi-Fi network on your android mobile, your Chromebook will also automatically know the password. This also works in the other direction. Devices share Wi-Fi credentials as long as you use both with the same Google account.
To use Wi-Fi Sync, you must first connect your android mobile to your Chromebook. Set the function “Set the function” Set the function (and have access to some other useful features).
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With your android mobile connected to your Chromebook, now we can start with the Wi-Fi Sync function. First, click the clock in the navigation bar of your Chromebook (Set the function “Set the function”) to open the Quick Settings panel. Select the gear icon to open the Settings menu.
In the Settings menu, go to tab “Connected devices” in the sidebar.
How we already connect your phone, Set the function “Connected devices”. Select it to continue.
Next, I searched “Set the function”. The lever will probably be dimmed (as it's shown in the following). Click on the link “Set the function” Set the function.
Select the button “Activate” at the top of the screen. Now, you can toggle switches for anything you want to sync between Chromebooks. Set the function “Set the function”.
Now we can return to the previous screen and “Wi-Fi Sync” will be enabled.
After enabling Wi-Fi Sync on your Chromebook, a notification will appear on the connected android mobile. It may take a few minutes for it to appear, but once i do, touch notification.
This is where you can turn the feature on or off from your phone. Set the function “Set the function” Set the function.
To enter this screen from Android settings, go to Connected Devices> Connection Preferences> Chromebook.
Wi-Fi networks and passwords will now be shared between your devices. This should lead to fewer passwords being written, what is always good.
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