Chromebooks will soon have Microsoft 365 integration and we're hyped! 🖥️
. Chrome OS does technically already have support for Microsoft 365 currently, but this integration will make it easier to install individual apps and open files on Chromebooks.
Users will have access to a guide that’ll help them install the Microsoft 365 app and connect OneDrive accounts to the existing Chrome OS Files app, allowing you to easily see all of your stuff in one place. This will work both ways for Chromebook users, meaning documents in the Files app can be moved to Microsoft’s cloud storage and saves them from having to use PWA apps .
Chrome OS testers will have the first look in a few months, but Google has shared a screenshot of what it’s going to look like in the files app, showing us what the prompt to set up Microsoft 365 on a Chromebook will look like. This is perfect for people who often have to switch between their Chromebooks and the Windows PCs they use at work or school, as they can easily set up Microsoft 365 on their Chromebook and have their work with them no matter the device they’re using.
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