Chrome on Android Supports Extensions (sorta)

Google is working on a particular version of Chrome for Android, and there is still a lot of work ahead with the issue of compatibility with extensions.

Google's ChromeOS is to be based on Android in the future to develop a desktop operating system. Now new references to this plan have been discovered.

A development version of Chrome for Android now supports extensions

Google Chrome on Android, while widely used, has long lacked the robust functionality of its desktop counterpart: particularly in the realm of extension support. However, a significant development is underway, with Google actively working on a “desktop” version of Chrome for Android that introduces this crucial feature. This version is primarily designed for Chromebooks and […]

Chrome on Android that finally accepts web extensions? The absolute dream for many internet users. And it could soon become reality... provided you accept some compromises.

It may seem funny at first, because Google is working on a special version of Chrome, which is supposed to exist for Android, but only for desktop devices. Usually there are Android on phones and tablets, but that will change. Because it continues to pursue the plan that Android will be the basis of ChromeOS in the future. This brings abundantly working with it. It requires, for example, a special version of the Chrome browser for Android, which…

Chrome on Android Supports Extensions (sorta)

Summary: A Desktop Android version of Chrome, meant for Chromebooks, has started supporting browser extensions. While not intended for release on the Play Store, it can be manually installed on most Android phones and tablets as well. A big drawback of the Android version of the Chrome browser is the lack of extensions. Google is finally addressing this shortcoming, bringing Chrome extensions to the Android version as well. With a caveat, howeve…