Note that depending on the make, model, and software version of your device, you may encounter crashes, glitches, freezing, and a slew of other bugs. This will allow you to emulate the browser you just downloaded directly on your Chromebook! Or press the “Finder” key on your keyboard and search for it) You can find this by clicking on the icon at the bottom-left of your screen.Launch the browser on your Chromebook (look for it installed as an app on Chrome OS’s Shelf.Install the browser (read the reviews and features to see if the browser has what you want).
Search for your browser of choice (it must be available on the Play Store- try Opera, Firefox, or Dolphin for starters).Launch the Google Play Store on your Chromebook.This is the typical process of how you’d change your Chromebook browser using the Play Store: You can search for either of these on the Play Store and download it, then launch the browser directly on your laptop. The two most popular choices here are Opera and Firefox. The majority of browsers that work on Android will work on your Chromebook.įor those who have an older Chromebook, you may be able to get the Android update manually. Newer Chromebooks all have the Play Store pre-installed, so you can just hop on over to the Play Store and install the browser of your choice (Dolphin, Brave, Firefox, etc.).
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