I don’t use my Chromebook too frequently and when I do open it up, I have learned how to force update Chrome OS [see: How to Update ChromeOS]. But is there a similar way to force-update all of my Chrome apps?
My folks got me a Chromebook and it’s okay, but I’m trying to figure out all the different features. One thing my gf asked me is whether there is a way to take timed selfies with the Camera app? I don’t think so, but I thought I’d ask you. Can you take timed selfies on a Chromebook?
I read your earlier article about why filtering out blue light on a computer is important, particularly at night, but don’t know how to enable it on my Chromebook. Running the latest Chrome OS…
I know my Chromebook has a built-in webcam, though it’s not very good, but can I also use it to take some selfies too? I assume there’s a camera app in Chrome OS?
There’s a lot I like about the low-cost Chromebook my school gave me to use for classes, but the scroll is backward. I’m used to swiping “up” to move down, and vice-versa, but ChromeOS does it the opposite. How can I fix scrolling in Chrome OS?
I’ve switched to using a Chromebook running Chrome OS and am surprised that it’s stuck in a sort of quasi-dark mode. The Toolbar is black. The background on the search pane is black. Is there a way to switch a Chromebook to light mode like on a Mac or PC?
On my Android phone it’s pretty darn easy to add emoji when I’m communicating with someone, but when I switch to Chrome OS I’m lost. Is there any way to easily add emoji to text on a Chromebook?
My son can’t figure out how to get his Chromebook connected to the Starbucks wifi network when we try to work there. My PC connects fine, but his warns that he needs to go through the “login screen” but never shows that screen. Help!
