ChromeOS news
- Foundations
Extending rootfs space on ChromeOS using DLC
Use DLCs to distribute features and content to ChromeOS users without compromising system partition space.
- Announcement
Update to the transition of Chrome extensions to Manifest V3
To provide a smoother transition phase for developers to update their extensions to Manifest V3, Chrome updated the Manifest V2 sunset timeline.
- Announcement
Bringing New Input Support to the Desktop AVD
Learn about Android 13's impacts on the Desktop AVD when testing and optimizing input support for freeform windowing.
- Announcement
chrome.input.ime deprecation on ChromeOS
chrome.input.ime is being deprecated and will be removed no earlier than ChromeOS 119.
- Android
Desktop AVD in pre-launch reports
Test application stability, performance, accessibility, and security with Desktop AVD in pre-launch reports.
- Google I/O
What’s new in ChromeOS? Top developer guidance from Google I/O 2023
Dive into how you can empower schools, businesses, and everyday users by using the latest ChromeOS tools and devices.
- Event
Google I/O: Building communications and contact center applications for the web
Learn how modern Web capabilities and Google ChromeOS APIs help to empower communications and contact center developers.
- Event
Google I/O: Level up! Build great games for large screens
Large screens, input handling, and distribution—start building and publishing games on ChromeOS.
- Event
Google I/O: Building for education, 100+ million users
Connect with one of the largest audiences in the world: students. Build for education on ChromeOS.
- Event
Google I/O: Developing kiosk apps for ChromeOS
Discover everything you need to develop a powerful kiosk app, without worrying about app deployment or device management.
- Event
Google I/O: Unlocking more Chrome Enterprise collaboration opportunities
A year in review of ChromeOS and Chrome browser in enterprise focusing on new solution areas and third party collaboration opportunities.
- Announcement
ChromeOS.dev wins three awards in the 2023 Annual Webbys
Thanks to you, ChromeOS.dev is officially one of the "best of the internet."