Will there ever be a desktop based Google Chrome for iPad device To some extent, Apple knows that too, since it has been promoting its iPad as an entry device into Apple ecosystem for people who are looking for more than just a smartphone. I know this solution doesn’t work for everybody because not everyone has got a MacBook and for a lot of people, the iPad is their only computer. You cannot only open Google Chrome but all the other Mac OS based apps that are installed on your Mac computer, on your iPad since it the only e is an extension of your Mac computer. And the best part is, is that a screen works pretty nicely So you can launch any app in just a single tab. When connected the device, you will be holding would be an iPad, but the operating system would make waste feeding into the iPad screen. So if you are indoors and you want to to use the desktop version of Google Chrome on your iPad, you can take advantage of the Sidecar feature and extend your Macbook desktop. There is a feature called sidecar which, when enabled, lets you extend your desktop by choosing the iPad screen. If they do, do they can use their iPad as a second monitor for the MacBook. Now Apple has and added another exciting feature for their users who are bought into the Apple ecosystem, meaning they have got a MacBook and also have got an iPad. I know it’s a critical requirement but, in case if you have it here is how it works. And a requirement is you should have a Mac Computer with you.

How to open Desktop Based Google Chrome on iPad? However, you still won’t get the desktop experience as Google Chrome for desktop has extension support while the Google Chrome for iPad us does not support extensions. This pretty much gets the job done if you want to open the desktop version of a website on your iPad. Meanwhile, if your objective is to open the websites in their desktop versions and not iPad versions, then you can n-type on the three dots on the top right-hand side which gives you a few options, and then you can tap on ‘Request desktop site.’ And they won’t be getting the desktop version of Google Chrome for iPad was anytime soon.

Is still sad that Google Chrome users are stuck with the iOS version of Google Chrome. It now opens any website in desktop version on an iPad by default. The Safari browser for iPadOS has been created from the ground up and now behaves pretty much like the Safari on Mac OS.

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