A lot of people have been asking if Firefox can work on Chromebooks and the answer is yes because like I explained, as long as your Chromebook can install Android apps from the Google Play Store, you can install just about every single app available on that platform with more and more being added literally each day. You can argue Mozilla started it but in reality, it was when Firefox was released worldwide that we started to really enjoy browsing without fearing our browsers would get hijacked and our background on our Windows XP would suddenly change.

Today we will feature the browser that started the modern surfing revolution, Firefox. You can check out a full list of Chromebooks that support installing and running Android apps.

I know a lot of you have been wondering about this! Starting with Chromebook’s that were made in 2017 or after, it is now possible to run Android apps on Chrome OS devices including most if not all modern Chromebook’s that were made in the past 2 years or so. Specifically, one person close to the matter said, 'While Jeff Nelson may have worked on a Linux distribution based on Firefox, he was not involved with the Chrome OS project at any point of time nor was Chrome OS inspired by his work.Hello everyone, you can download Firefox for Chromebook and finally browse the web using your favorite browser of your choice. While I have no doubt that Nelson did create an operating system, sources at Google tell me that Nelson's operating system had no connection with Google's Chrome OS. This discussion ended with everyone quietly agreeing to disagree without changing their positions. In August 2007, my product manager and I even met with an external hardware vendor to have exploratory talks regarding their interest in distribution a Chrome OS laptop.' By the end of 2007, I was working with a product manager, and together we were able to convince management to launch the Chrome OS project and assign head count to the project by the end of 2007.

'In 2007, I had meetings with Jeff Huber (VP of Google's consumer products group), Larry Page (now CEO), several other directors and managers, and even presented a techtalk - all of these meetings on Chrome OS project.

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