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    Virtual desktops coming to Chrome OS

    Discussion in 'Chrome OS and Software' started by Primes, May 13, 2019.

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    Some updates:

    1. "The ability to drag and drop open windows into a minimized Virtual Desk. This ability will give users a simple way to rearrange open windows between desktops without cumbersome dragging between screens".



    2. "Use Alt+Tab to move between open applications, you may put an app on a desktop and not readily remember where it was you left it last. No worries as the Alt+Tab combo will slide you right to the corresponding desktop where your app is open once you’ve selected it".



     
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    Chrome OS Virtual Desktops have been released! (Chrome OS v.76)

    vdesk.jpg

    To create multiple desktops in Chrome OS:
    1. Open a browser window or app.
    2. Press the Overview key [​IMG]
    3. Click on "New Desk" to add another desktop.
    4. drag windows or apps to your new desktop.
    5. Use the same Overview key to switch between desktops.

    At this time "New Desk" keyboard shortcuts and gestures have not been released.