ChromeOS has improved the user experience for signing into Wi-Fi networks that require captive portal sign in (e.g. hotels or airports where you are directed to a web page to enter credentials and/or accept terms and conditions before being connected to the Internet).

Improvements include: clearer messaging regarding the need to sign in, easier to find access to sign in pages, more reliable connection to sign in pages.

Deleted files will now go to the Trash, and you'll have 30 days to change your mind before they're permanently deleted.

If you have a Chromebook with a touchscreen, it’s now even easier to type what you want easily with a newly redesigned virtual keyboard. With just a tap on the new header bar, you can switch between languages, pull up the emoji library, or access the handwriting tool.

Now you can create multi-page PDFs using the document scanning function in the ChromeOS Camera App.

In celebration of Native American History Month, Chrome and ChromeOS have partnered to release a series of original artworks showcasing artists who identify as NativeAmerican/Indigenious. The series provides ChromeOS users with wallpaper collections that reflect Native American art and history.

View this Help article to learn how to change your wallpaper

Since so much changes from launch to launch, help us find new issues and bugs that the team should be aware of