The developer behind the hack, vladikoff , cautions that his tool is for ‘proof of concept’ and is provided without any kind of warrant or assurance. The hack is also not endorsed by Google, Chromium or Android. If the thought of waiting for Google to partner up with the maker of your favourite app, game or utility is too much to bear, you could don your hard hat and try it out for yourself.īut be warned: it’s not a guide for the fainthearted or the technically averse. Restrictions mean that only one Android app can be run at a time. It can then be run under the Android App Runtime in the same way as the ‘official’ Vine, Dulingo and Evernote. Using a small JavaScript script, the hack, which is detailed in full on GitHub, allows any regular Android APK to be packaged up and, for want of a better term, side-loaded onto a Chromebook. Now, a hack that allows virtually any Android app to be installed has been detailed.
It’s barely been a week since Google announced the first crop of Android apps to run on Chrome OS.
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