Hey Chromies, Quite a bit is changing with Chrome, ChromeOS, and Chromebooks. Some of these changes you’ll see very soon, while others won’t arrive for a few months yet. I think it’s important to give you as much advance notice though, so I’m covering some of them this week.
Unfortunately, the design and feature changes won't be sent as updates to devices past their software support expiration dates. It's possible that out of date devices could get the Lacros browser which will get updates but Google has not officially said anything on that topic.
Minor correction: After click on "Apps", you should insert, click on "Google Play Store" in the hunt for the Android version number on a Chromebook.
Thanks again, always looking forward to read your post.
How will all these changes affect chromebooks past their expiration dates?
Unfortunately, the design and feature changes won't be sent as updates to devices past their software support expiration dates. It's possible that out of date devices could get the Lacros browser which will get updates but Google has not officially said anything on that topic.
My software support has expired and I've been using the Lacros browser on my ASUS Chromebook Flip C302. Can I do anything manually?