Chrome OS 124 brings faster split screen, Wi-Fi QoS, Fast Pair for mice, and more
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Google is progressively rolling out Chrome OS 124 to all eligible Chromebooks and Chrome OS devices.
Chrome OS 124 brings a faster split-screen setup, Wi-Fi Quality of Service feature, Fast Pair for mice, and larger mouse cursor sizes.
Google did not officially announce this, but the Settings page has also received a Material You makeover.
Chrome OS is the OS of choice on Chromebooks, and it works wonderfully for users who operate solely from a web browser. Google is rolling out an update to Chromebooks, Chrome OS 124, which brings a few notable changes.
Chrome OS 124 comes with a faster split-screen setup, allowing you to snap windows in place more quickly. Once you snap a window in place on one side of your screen, you can choose an already-open window from the Overview to snap into the other side. You can also select something from the shelf to place on the other end.
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