Chrome OS system opens the Office document editing feature by default

Following the Microsoft Office Docs editing feature in Chrome OS Dev, Google recently opened the native feature to Chrome OS by default, which means Chrome OS users will be able to edit Microsoft Office documents directly from Google's browser-based system.

This latest development was first disclosed by the developer and Google Chromium open source preacher François Beaufort, who revealed these changes from chromium code. He also noted in the notes that the technology used in Chrome OS was based on Google's acquisition of Quickoffice in June 2012, so in the future Chrome OS stable version could expect native support for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint (in Chrome It only supports Word and Excel in previous versions of the OS.

In fact, the implementation of this feature is based on the Google June 2012 acquisition of Quickoffice,word, Excel and PowerPoint documents will be supported in the Chrome OS stable version. This April Google unveiled the Chrome Office Viewer extension for Chrome, which allows users to open Microsoft Office documents directly from Windows and Apple OS X browsers, which is actually the extension from Chrome OS, which implies that a full-featured Chrome Office Viewer extension will be available in future chrome.

In the future, Google will be able to integrate full editing capabilities into the Chrome browser. The dev branch of Chrome OS is updated 1-2 times a week, and the features that are currently editing Office documents are already in default, not just as tags in the code, so they should be introduced to the Beta branch by the end of the year and then eventually into the stable version. And it may also appear in the Chrome browser.

Currently, Chrome OS Dev is usually updated once or two times a week, in which case the beta update will appear before the end of the year and eventually into a stable version.

The Web-based lightweight system will challenge windows, with analysts saying that Google is constantly optimizing and improving its productivity capabilities with Chrome OS.