Google ChromeOS 107Releases: add save virtual desktops and improve file applications

CTOnews.com, October 30 (Xinhua)-- Google has been quietly releasing ChromeOS for the past few months, and the recent release of ChromeOS 107brings significant new features and improvements.

The biggest new feature in ChromeOS 107is the ability to save virtual desktops. CTOnews.com learned that at the click of a button, users can "save their desktop for later use" on the Overview screen, specify a name, view the creation date, and quickly browse the icon.

It is now easier to close an open desktop from the Overview menu, and a short "undo" prompt pops up in case you accidentally close the desktop and want to restore it. Google is also reportedly testing the merge feature, so users can merge open desktops into one.

The most recent view in the file application has a new design, as well as a document filter. In addition, the following list is arranged by date, not just a normal list. Finally, once the user holds down the virtual keyboard or the physical keyboard, a special color character will pop up. If this doesn't work, you may want to enable the following flag in Chrome.

Chrome://flags/#enable-cros-diacritics-on-physical-keyboard-longpress