Chrome OS 73 Releases: support to share files/folders with Linux apps
Google today released a stable version of Chrome OS 73 for Chromebook devices, introducing new features in addition to regular feature fixes and security updates. Following last week’s release of Chrome 73 for GNU/Linux, macOS, and Windows systems and Android mobile devices, Chrome OS 73 Stable have added a number of enhancements to enrich your Chromebook experience.
New features include:
- Better Chrome OS out-of-memory management
- Report additional telemetry data for Chrome OS devices
- Alerts regarding upcoming removal of remaining Chrome Supervised Users
- Video Player: switch to native media controls
- Demo Mode: Switch language setting
- Audio Focus on CrOS
- Developers can share files/folders with Linux apps.
- Improved native Drive integration with added support for the Drive->Computers root in Files app
- Demo Mode: Offline enrollment and setup functionality
- For managed devices, the remotely configured 20 printer maximum cap will be raised to allow for several thousand native printers for each organizational unit in the Google Admin console. If you’re interested in testing the new feature, please join our trusted tester program.
