I do a lot of writing work and I prefer to write offline on a blank canvas. Talking about things missing on the Chromebook, you also don’t have an offline text editor. In addition to this, you also get an inbuilt PDF converter to convert webpages, images, and documents to PDF. So in case, you deal with a lot of PDFs, try the Xodo Docs app. In short, it lacks a good dedicated PDF reader. While you can read PDFs on the Chrome browser, it doesn’t let you markup or edits those PDFs. It lets you start websites on startup but not apps.
The startup app is one feature that is missing from Chromebook. The app allows you to automatically start apps after the Chromebook starts up. AutoStartĪutoStart doesn’t have the best UI in this list but it does the most important task. With that out of the way, o, let’s check out some of the must-have Android apps on your Chromebook. Pretty much every Chromebook launched after 2017, supports Google Play Store right out of the box. However, if you bought your Chromebook before 2017, you can check if your Chromebooks support Android apps from this link. And that’s just getting started on the lack of useful apps. You still don’t have a full-fledged file manager or a text-editor or even a media player. While there is no shortage of Chrome apps and extensions for Chromebook, they still don’t suffice the need.
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