This channel could have all the functions before it is available, but there is a small problem: it can also be full of bugs and software problems since the system does not receive regular updates as you receive a beta or stable program. What does this mean? It means that you are going to use the previous version with the launch of Google operating system. Apparently, you will have to use the Canary Chrome OS channel, and then it will need to do a few small skips to be able to make sure everything works perfectly.
Since this does not always accurately portray the Chromebook experience, we’re now launching the ability to upload Chromebook-specific screenshots in Play Console.Everything sound great, right? Well, it isn’t quite as simple as just powering on your new Chromebook and diving into the Play Store. When users browse the Play Store on Chromebooks today, they see tablet or phone screenshots in the app’s store listing page. This won’t impact your app’s promotability, just the way your app is displayed in the Play Store. Beginning early next year, apps with assets that follow these criteria will be able to take advantage of richer formats in Play. We’ve published a set of content quality guidelines as best practices to showcase your app on large screens. The goal of this content-forward approach is to better represent your app in the store and help users make install decisions. Play Store homepage for large screens (2023)
As we showcased at I/O earlier this year, we’re redesigning the Play Store for large screens and using your screenshots, videos, and descriptions directly in Apps and Games Home.
On large screens like tablets, foldables, and Chromebooks, we’re continuing to make improvements that will enable users to discover the best apps for their devices. Changes on Large Screens New Content-Forward Formats on Play Homepages
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