What’s new in ChromeOS? Explore top developer guidance and highlights from Google I/O 2023
Dive into how you can empower schools, businesses, and everyday users by using the latest ChromeOS tools and devices.
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Dive into how you can empower schools, businesses, and everyday users by using the latest ChromeOS tools and devices.
Read moreTo provide a smoother transition phase for developers to update their extensions to Manifest V3, Chrome updated the Manifest V2 sunset timeline.
Use DLCs to distribute features and content to ChromeOS users without compromising system partition space.
Learn about Android 13's impacts on the Desktop AVD when testing and optimizing input support for freeform windowing.
ChromeOS 118 brings tabbed PWAs, improved touch text editing, and streamlined password recovery.
ChromeOS 117 includes timelapse recording, Bluetooth stack updates, and new themes and personalization.
ChromeOS 116 brings a new data processor mode, expanded language and emoji support for Linux apps, and a variety of enhanced and updated features.
chrome.input.ime is being deprecated and will be removed no earlier than ChromeOS 119.
ChromeOS 115 introduces updates to app streaming, window states, and screen casting.
Test application stability, performance, accessibility, and security with Desktop AVD in pre-launch reports.
ChromeOS 114 includes updates to Cursive, Passpoint, Extensions, and audio controls.
Learn how modern Web capabilities and Google ChromeOS APIs help to empower communications and contact center developers.
Connect with one of the largest audiences in the world: students. Build for education on ChromeOS.
Discover everything you need to develop a powerful kiosk app, without worrying about app deployment or device management.
Large screens, input handling, and distribution—start building and publishing games on ChromeOS.
A year in review of ChromeOS and Chrome browser in enterprise focusing on new solution areas and third party collaboration opportunities.
Thanks to you, ChromeOS.dev is officially one of the "best of the internet."
ChromeOS 112 and ChromeOS 113 introduce updates to Screen Capture, screensavers, and security.
Storage ballooning lets us address data syncing and allocation issues between ChromeOS and the Steam VM.
Quickly pair your Bluetooth devices, transcribe screencasts in multiple languages, and enjoy optimized dark/light theme colors.
How the LumaTouch devs adapted their professional video editing and effects app, LumaFusion, for larger screens.
ChromeOS 110 has moved to stable release. New features include channel labeling (for experimental channels), fast-tracked parental approvals, and enhanced Bluetooth calling.
The ChromeOS developer community is now on Discord. Join Google Developers Online to discuss web dev and PWAs, Android, Flutter, game development, app publishing, and more.
Gear up for success with ChromeOS hardware and software that’s more powerful and secure than ever.
Take a look at some of the exciting new features of ChromeOS. ChromeOS 106 through 109 introduces RGB keyboard support, accessibility improvements, prioritized audio device detection, and more.
Discover how Proton and Steam make it possible to play Windows games on ChromeOS.
Use lint rules in Android Studio to enhance the experience of building for large screens and ChromeOS.
Learn how Android devs can offer the best experiences across a variety of form factors by tailoring their apps to ChromeOS and larger screens.
LumaFusion beta is now available for ChromeOS and Android.
With talks on PWA foundation, nuts and bolts for practitioners, inspiration from global brands, and improvements to the ecosystem, recap everything that happened at PWA Summit 2022!
Steam for Chromebooks is now in beta, available on ChromeOS Beta 108.0.5359.24, with broader availability, improved user experience, and better performance and compatibility
Play Android touchscreen games with your keyboard on ChromeOS with the new game controls feature.
Steam runs in a virtual machine on ChromeOS, but the user experience needs to be seamless. Here's how we're balancing security and usability.
What ChromeOS's embedded controller does and how we're updating it to support the community
Recap the I/O 2022 talk (Making the most of PWA install) and highlights the APIs that can create enhanced experiences for your PWA after installation.
Find out how ChromeOS is making it easier for developers to build seamless, fast, and engaging app experiences.
We recently launched Venus to enable better native graphics performance for Borealis Steam games, Android ARCVM and other virtual machine applications in ChromeOS.
Learn how Desktop AVD in Android Studio helps you validate your Android app’s experience for desktop users on ChromeOS.
How the oldest user authentication method, passwords, work with special security hardware to secure user data, and the considerations taken into account to design that process.
A brief overview of how the world of Steam games is opening up to ChromeOS.
The Launch Handler API lets you choose how your PWA handles all launch triggers, including from in-scope links.
In honor of the 100th stable channel release on ChromeOS, we’ve highlighted some new announcements and the best features for developers to date.
As ChromeOS celebrates its 100th release, learn how it grew from running Web Apps to a powerful developer environment for creating multi-platform apps, backends, data analyses, and more.
Learn about how the Cursive team built a Progressive Web App to offer a snappy note-taking app for Chromebooks.
ChromeOS takes security seriously and CPU security bugs shouldn't slow you down.
From creating games that instantly adapt to different devices to making styluses feel just like drawing on paper, here’s a wrap-up of the latest improvements in ChromeOS for 2021.
In honor of International Women's Day we interviewed Shree Bose, co-founder of Piper, about her quest to help people become passionate about creating technology.
In honor of International Women's Day, we interviewed Kapwing's CEO, Julia Enthoven on her path to co-founding Kapwing.
Learn how web developers created powerful PWAs to deliver scalable and engaging experiences for desktop users on ChromeOS.
Learn about signing Android packages client side in your browser with this new library.
We've just completed a major refactor of the ChromeOS.dev codebase. This is why we did it and what we learned along the way.
From creating games that instantly adapt to different devices to making styluses feel just like drawing on paper, here’s a wrap-up of the latest improvements in ChromeOS for 2021.
Digital Goods API 2.0 is coming in Chrome 96. Make sure you update your app to ensure it continues to work.
Learn about the latest improvements for Android mobile apps on Chrome
Learn about how to monetize your web app published in Google Play
Learn about the latest for ChromeOS from I/O '21
Google is partnering with Unity to bring x86 build support and input and windowing improvements starting in Unity 2021.2.0a14.
Build Android apps for devices other than mobile to reach more users.
ChromeOS.dev is officially launched; an open-source, multilingual blueprint to build world-class apps and game for, and on, ChromeOS. Plus, new ChromeOS features.
Discover how to build great experiences for the larger display devices: tablets, foldables, laptops, and desktop devices.
Android fuels mobile apps on devices that range far beyond your typical small-screen smartphone.
Learn about ways to optimize your Android app for a richer user experience on ChromeOS.
Build Android apps for devices other than mobile to reach more users.
Android fuels mobile apps on devices that range far beyond your typical small-screen smartphone.
New features in ChromeOS for a more streamlined developer experience.
A recap of Google at the Game Developer Conference 2019 with some helpful coding tips and tricks.
See how Gameloft, Evernote, Slack, and 1Password have optimized for ChromeOS.