I started to think Google forgot about it.Īnyway, when you delete files in the Files app on your Chromebook, they’re no longer wiped from existence. That’s a long time for an experimental feature. I’ve been using the Trash can as an experimental feature since ChromeOS 89. Whatever you prefer, it’s there in the ChromeOS 108 release. I call it a Recycle Bin, but you can call it a Trash can. The ChromeOS Files app gets the Trash can Here’s what I found so far, which is a mix of items I’ve previously covered and some new ones. Google only updates the “What’s New” release notes every few versions, so you won’t explicitly be told what’s inside the ChromeOS 108 release. If you haven’t received the ChromeOS 108 release, you can check the status of your device here. Chromebooks get five key, new features with the software update, which is rolling out to most of the supported ChromeOS devices. The ChromeOS 108 release is now available and follows just a few days after the Chrome browser was updated to version 108.
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