How To Use Google Chrome for Android App

How To Use Google Chrome for Android App

In 2015, Google launched the beta 'App Runtime for chrome project' for developers so that they can test their Android app on Google Chrome browser. Google also launched another tool with the updated Runtime and Expanded AppSpecker named ARC Welder. It is a kind of sandboxing technology through which apps run in Chrome plugins with their native interface and speed.

How To Use Google Chrome for Android App

This tool was only available to developers in its initial stage, but now any user can run Android app in the browser. Here we are telling you how to download the app and run it in Chrome ...

What to do first

Only one app can be downloaded at a time
You must manually select an app based layout (portrait / landscape)
Users must also tell that they want to run the app on the phone or run it in a tablet
This tool is based on Android 4.4, so be sure to test the app that supports Android 4.4 or above version.

Follow these steps

Open Google Chrome on your PC
Search the ARC Welder app extension on Chrome
Install the extension and click on the 'Launch app' button
Now, you have to download an APK file to run the app.
Click the 'Choose' button and add the downloaded APK file to the extension
Select the 'Orientation' and 'Form-Factor' settings for the app.

Now, click 'Test' to open the app.

Note: Not all Android apps run properly with this tool. You may need to get help with orientation and form-factor settings to run it well.