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This has been possible on ChromeOS (i.e. Chromebooks) for a while now and the experience is subpar. Most apps are not designed for desktop and the UX just feels
by haolez 5y ago
This has been possible on ChromeOS (i.e. Chromebooks) for a while now and the experience is subpar. Most apps are not designed for desktop and the UX just feels unrefined. This could be fixed, of course, but on the app creators' side.
However, weirdly enough, VPN Android apps work just fine at a system level on Chromebooks. Go figure...
- Zababa 5y ago> Most apps are not designed for desktop and the UX just feels unrefined. This is still better than having to use an emulator or not being able to use the app at all.
- haolez 5y agoThere are some exceptions, like Outlook - it works in Desktop mode just fine.
- anotherman554 5y agoThis will be a good feature for windows tablets like the Surface, which lack a decent amount of touch friendly apps.