Can I have internet explorer in my chormebook? null

No, Internet Explorer runs on the Windows operating system, but not on the Chrome operating system. Chromebooks use Chrome as their operating system, not Windows.

No you are using a device that operates with Google chrome.

Technically, no. There are a couple of ways that you could work around this, but the operating system is not capable of running internet explorer. If you have a remote Windows computer, you can use Chrome Remote Desktop to access that computer and run Internet Exporer (or Edge in Windows 10) from there. If you want to do some experimentation, there are some websites you can open up in the Chrome browser that will allow you to use a browser within a browser and "test" websites in Internet Explorer. However, these sometimes cost money. On a Chromebook, everything you do is centered around the Chrome browser and Chrome extensions. The new compatibility with Google's Play Store enables you to download other browsers that are compatible with Android. However, Internet Explorer is not an option.

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No, Internet Explorer runs on the Windows operating system, but not on the Chrome operating system. Chromebooks use Chrome as their operating system, not Windows.
Answered by papi 8 years ago
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No you are using a device that operates with Google chrome.
Answered by alintampa 8 years ago
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Technically, no. There are a couple of ways that you could work around this, but the operating system is not capable of running internet explorer. If you have a remote Windows computer, you can use Chrome Remote Desktop to access that computer and run Internet Exporer (or Edge in Windows 10) from there. If you want to do some experimentation, there are some websites you can open up in the Chrome browser that will allow you to use a browser within a browser and "test" websites in Internet Explorer. However, these sometimes cost money. On a Chromebook, everything you do is centered around the Chrome browser and Chrome extensions. The new compatibility with Google's Play Store enables you to download other browsers that are compatible with Android. However, Internet Explorer is not an option.
Answered by elbecker1982 8 years ago
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