As you would expect, the app still lets you flip between photos using arrow buttons on the left and right, though sadly the keyboard’s arrow keys don’t work for this yet.It's a question that many photographers - both newbies and more experienced ones - have asked: What is EXIF data? The first thing you’ll notice is that the new Gallery app is designed using a sleek dark theme, which will hopefully come to Chrome OS as a whole in the future. The screenshots below are from a Chromebook on Canary, which uses the most “bleeding edge” version of Chrome OS possible, updating daily. Let’s check it out!Īs with most other work-in-progress features, the new Chrome OS Gallery app is currently locked away behind a flag in chrome://flags.Įnables the chrome://media-app System Web App (SWA) – Chrome OSĪdditionally, keep in mind that how the app looks will vary depending on what version and release channel of Chrome OS you’re using. Over the past few months, Google has been working on an all-new “Gallery” app for Chrome OS, with some built-in editing tools.
For years, Chrome OS has used a simple, straightforward app to let you thumb through photos on your Chromebook.
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