Latest version of Chrome OS to join Microsoft Office Document editing function

The latest development version of Google's Chrome OS introduces native MicrosoftOffice file editing features, making it possible for this browser-based operating system to now directly edit files such as Word and Excel. After Google acquired Quickoffice, its Chrome extensions only opened Office documents and could not be edited.

But now the newest Chrome OS Dev Branch (20.0.1547.2) opens the Enable document editing the lab project in Chrome://flags, and then restarts the Office document directly.

However, the editor's functionality is still fairly basic, and you can only save the document in Office 2007 format.