Bookmark that Follows You for Android?

[kevinthenerd]

In the "real world", there's a bookmark that follows your progress and automatically updates what page you're on: http://www.geekosity.org/2012/02/bookmark-albatross/ A similar technology exists with Nook and Kindle devices or applications; they keep track of where you left off. Is there something like this in the Android web browser world? (or even in the Windows web browser world?) I'd like to read Wikibooks and other similar websites without having to constantly update my bookmarks manually. Thanks.

 

[s44]

Chrome

 

[kevinthenerd]

Chrome

I think you're missing the question.

If I bookmark this page: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Korean/Alphabet
and follow the link to this page: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Korean/RWP
I'd like the bookmark to automatically update to the new page, so when I close the browser, I can pick up where I left off.

Some browsers let you pick up on the tabs from where you left off, but I do many things with a browser and wouldn't want all of my "book" tabs to stay open.

 

[sygyzy]

There are browsers that let you resume your session when you quit. This has nothing to do with bookmarks. What's the point of a bookmark if it doesn't maintain what you marked, but instead kept "updating" itself?

 

[AFurryReptile]

Lookup "Chrome tab sync." This does what you're asking about.

 

[bearxor]

Chrome tab sync requires ICS, right?