Google Translate is now synced across your devices

It is now possible to synchronize your searches in Google Translate on your devices so that when you go to consult the translation history, on any of the computers that you are going to consult, you can see the translations made on other devices.

For that you must meet an essential requirement, you have to log in where you are going to use Google Translate, so the translations that you do over time are always stored in your Google account so that you can consult them whenever you want.

What happens is that the history is synchronized in the Google cloud, so that when you log in to a new tablet, mobile, or another gadget from the Google Translator application with your Google profile, you can quickly see all the history of the translations made.

To see your history of translations made with this application, follow these steps:

1. Open Google Translate on your computer through the corresponding website, we leave it below.

Website: Google Translate

1. Now log in with your Google account and then click on the “history” button, you will see the translations that have been saved on the right.

There you will be able to see the original phrase or words that you wanted to translate and the language conversion carried out, although it is not possible to know the exact date of when the translation was made. They will also be saved there, but if you want to store something, in particular, click on the star icon.

The list of translations is quite long, so you could come across phrases that you translated a few weeks ago or older. If you want to delete one, in particular, you just have to click on the button with the three points and then on “remove from history”.

That translation history is what you’ll be able to see on any device where you sign in with your Google account in Google Translate. Now, if you don’t want the translations to be synchronized and stored, what you have to do is use the service without an account.