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Here’s how to find your Chromebook board name. This is useful to track Chrome OS releases and for recovery software.

Did you know you can drag and drop apps from your Launcher directly to the System Tray on a Chromebook? Here’s how.

As we’ve recently seen, sometimes a bug gets by testing with a new Chrome OS Stable Channel release. Here’s how to revert Chrome OS back to a prior version.

I’ve been a little frustrated using some of the Android apps installed on my Chromebook lately due to small font sizes. Here’s how to enable custom zoom levels for Android apps on a Chromebook.

Chrome OS 97 added an experimental but limited quick view calendar. Chrome OS 99 now shows Google Calendar events there.

Tired of managing passwords in two places as a Chromebook and iPhone user? Here’s how a third-party password manager helps.

Chrome OS 97 adds an on-device Chromebook grammar checker that works on or offline. Here’s how to use it.

Here’s how to add Google side search in Chrome OS 96, a nifty experimental feature that makes the search experience more cohesive on a Chromebook.

You might not browse as much as I do; in fact, I hope not. Even if you only surf the web a few hours weekly, my favorite hidden Chrome OS feature makes this a better experience.

The latest Chrome OS 98 Dev Channel update has finally add management of multiple Chromebook Linux containers. Here’s what it looks like and how it works.

There’s a new flag in Chrome OS 97 to enable virtual desk templates on a Chromebook. This allows you save a virtual workspace with apps and tabs, so you can later restore the space.