You can test the converted app immediately (it worked first time for me).Ħ.

I recommend Portrait mode and allow clipboard in settings, then do the conversion. Open the MyDlink.apk file you exported from your Android device. Open Arc Welder and set a place for the converted apps to be saved (e.g. It is NOT easily visible in the App Store - Google do not want everyone to play with this YET, but no doubt this is going to be a standard feature at some point.Ĥ. Install Arc Welder from Google on the Chromebook (search on Google for 'android arc welder' - it is the top result for me. On the Chromebook, change the Chrome version (in About CromeOS) to the Canary stable dev channel version - this is safe - it might be 1% less stable than the full release version but I have not noticed any difference.ģ.

Save it with a simple name such as MyDlink.apkĢ. export the app from your android device using MyAppSharer (free in Play Store), share it to a folder in Google Drive. If you have an Android phone or tablet and would like to install the Android app on Chrome, this is now possible and the app I can confirm works perfectly on my Chromebook (Acer C720).ġ.

Apk installer for chromebook