Apps for school. To find apps designed for learning, go to the Chromebook App Hub. Related resources. Customize your computer's shelf; Find & organize apps; Install and use Android apps on your Chromebook

If you've installed apps from the Google Play Store or the Chrome Web Store, here are tips to quickly find and organize them. Find Apps for your Chromebook Find an app. To search for an app on your Chromebook:

By default, your Chromebook syncs the Android apps on your Chromebook across your other Chromebooks. If your Chromebook doesn't sync your apps, check your sync settings and select Sync everything or turn on Apps syncing. Learn how to change your sync settings.

Die Android-Apps auf Ihrem Chromebook werden standardmäßig mit Ihren anderen Chromebooks synchronisiert. Wenn die Apps auf Ihrem Chromebook nicht synchronisiert werden, überprüfen Sie Ihre Synchronisierungseinstellungen und achten Sie darauf, dass Alles synchronisieren ausgewählt oder die App-Synchronisierung aktiviert ist.

On your Chromebook, you can add and open apps from the Chrome Web Store. Important: Chrome Apps in the Chrome Web Store are only supported on Chromebooks and won't work on Windows, Mac, or Linux after December 2022. You can still use the Extensions and Themes that are available in the Chrome Web Store.

Important: Apps in the Chrome Web Store are only supported on Chromebooks, and won't work after December 2022 on Windows, Mac, or Linux. Install and uninstall apps Install an app

If you’re browsing the Play Store on your Chromebook, all the apps you see should work with your device. If you try to install one and it doesn’t work, try these steps: Turn your Chromebook off and on again. Check your Internet connection. I can’t find an app on the Play Store. Not all Android apps work on Chromebooks.

To remove an app or extension from your Chromebook, follow the steps below. Uninstall an app. In the corner of your screen, select the Launcher . Right-click the app you want to remove. Select Uninstall or Remove from Chrome. Select Uninstall. Uninstall an extension. Open Chrome. Select More More tools Extensions.

Yes. You can use offline-ready apps to keep using a Chromebook when it’s not connected to the Internet. Below are some examples: Read and write emails with Offline Gmail; Write a note or make a list with Google Keep; Create and edit documents, slides, or spreadsheets with Google Drive apps (Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides)

Before you can deploy kiosk apps on ChromeOS devices, you need to enroll the devices. For details, see Enroll ChromeOS devices. You can use Chrome packaged apps to build kiosk apps. But, you can’t use hosted apps. Use Chrome apps that are set up to run on a full screen. Follow the Chrome app development best practices. Step 1: Build a Chrome ...