You can sign into Citrio with your Google Account in different ways, like when you use Citrio for the first time or anytime later through Citrio settings. On your computer, you can also sign in to Citrio through a Google web service like Gmail. On your computer, Android and iOS device, once you sign in to Citrio, you are signed in to other Google web services too.
If you choose to sign in to Citrio, you can save and use bookmarks, passwords and other Citrio data in your Google Account. This allows you to use your Citrio data on all your devices where you sign in. If you don’t sign in, you can still save your bookmarks, passwords and more, but they are saved only to your device.
If you are signed in to Citrio and want to sync your tabs and Citrio history, you can turn this on in Citrio settings.
When “Web & App Activity” is enabled for your account, which includes the subsetting for Citrio, Citrio history saved to your Google Account may be used to help personalize your experience across Google products and services. This includes faster searches and helpful content recommendations. You can manage your activity in My Google Activity.
When you browse in Citrio Incognito mode, you can’t sign in to Citrio. You can still sign in to Google web services.
You can choose to encrypt certain data with your own passphrase, so Google cannot read this data. Information sent to Google is encrypted in transit. It's used and protected in accordance with the Google Privacy Policy.
You can manage your data from Citrio and control how it is used anytime.
- Learn how to sign out of Citrio.
- To change which Citrio data can be saved in your Google Account, learn how to customize what you save.
- To manage or delete Citrio data already saved in your Google Account, go to chrome.google.com/sync.