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Chrome OS adds “Restore” option to begin APPS on startup

Chrome OS adds “Restore” option to begin APPS on startup
December 16, 2020 by Joyce Cooper

A month ago, another flag popped up in the Canary channel of Chrome OS that was named “Chrome OS Full Restore.” Underlying idea was that this could have something to do with reestablishing the genuine operating system however it immediately turned out to be evident that this was not the situation. “Full restore” is really…

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