Open mercmobily opened 2 years ago
BroJac5246
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2 years ago I believe this is intentional, as the app comes pre-installed on Chromebooks, meaning there is no use for the webstore page. You don't want Windows and Mac users to stumble upon this app meant for Chromebooks.
However, should a Chromebook user need it, it is linked on chrome://extensions/?id=mmfbcljfglbokpmkimbfghdkjmjhdgbg
mercmobily
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2 years ago You don't want Windows and Mac users to stumble upon this app meant for Chromebooks.
Why not? It's a great app!
BroJac5246
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2 years ago You don't want Windows and Mac users to stumble upon this app meant for Chromebooks.
Why not? It's a great app!
True, but remember this app is built by Google for Chromebooks, so it really isn't intended for anything else.
It might be possible to download it with the URL (I don't know), but, overall, this is just a built-in app for Chromebooks. Also, Windows has Notepad, and I'm sure Mac has its own text editor, so this app wouldn't even be needed by the majority of users. Also, it's a relatively simple app, which could be another factor- Chromebooks are known for their "lite" approach to things, which is definitely not what Windows and Mac are known for.
Apologies if this is an obvious question. However, I do feel this might be issue-worthy. I find it absolutely impossibly to find this great, well maintained, well reviewed and well used editor ANYWHERE in the Google Web Store.
Is there a specific reason for this? Am I missing something glaringly obvious? I looked for many pages... and no joy.
I also do wish there was a way to filter, when searching the store, by extensions that are meant to be used like this one, opening a new window and launched... But still.
Any ideas?