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if I use Firefox Android rather than Chrome, can I still automatically have access to my Google Contacts and Google Calendar?

if I use Firefox Android rather than Chrome, can I still automatically have access to my Google Contacts and Google Calendar?

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They do, yes, through the Google account you have set on the device, but not through the Chrome browser. I do not use Chrome (as I prefer Firefox!), but I still have my contacts and calender syncced through a Google account.

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Hi

Yes - your contacts and calendar are separate apps on your Android device.

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They exist on my phone but do not automatically sync to web (Google) repository?

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They do, yes, through the Google account you have set on the device, but not through the Chrome browser. I do not use Chrome (as I prefer Firefox!), but I still have my contacts and calender syncced through a Google account.

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Thank you, Seburo.