Chromebooks are getting more advanced with new features

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For those of you who use Chrome OS’ Virtual Desks on a regular basis, you know all too well how they have evolved over time. From being an absolutely basic feature at first – presenting users with a total of 4 desktops to virtually move through – to the more fully-featured version we have now, the work on Virtual Desks never seems to take a break.

We know that new things like ALT-TAB improvements, better transitions, assign to desk, up to eight total desks, and drag-and-drop navigation are all on the way, there’s yet another workflow addition Google is in the process of implementing for this feature that will go a long way towards making Virtual Desks even more useful for end users.

Mirrored windows across desks

In a move that I honestly haven’t thought I needed but could really see the benefit in, Google looks to be adding a feature for Virtual Desks on Chrome OS that will allow users to repeat open windows across multiple desks at once. For instance, if you want music player controls, email, or perhaps Google Keep in a floating window on every desktop you have open, this new feature will allow for that behavior.

[UnknownUser]

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