Chromebooks, renowned for their user-friendly interface, offer a multitude of app options including web apps, Android apps, Chrome apps (to be phased out by 2025), Linux apps, Steam games, and even Windows apps via Wine. However, this plethora of choices has led to confusion among users regarding which app to use for the best experience on ChromeOS.Features of App MallTo solve this issue, Google is developing an App Mall that will serve as a centralized platform for exploring apps optimized for ChromeOS. For instance, users can currently access YouTube Music as both a web app and an Android app via the Play Store on Chromebooks. The App Mall aims to streamline this process by helping users choose the most suitable app for their needs.The Explore app on ChromeOS features a Recommended label next to each apps source to assist users in making informed decisions. Moreover, it offers curated categories such as communication, creativity, entertainment, and productivity.Although the feature is currently under development and hidden behind the #CROS-MALL flag. It is expected to be accessible via Discover.apps.chrome when officially launched.Evaluation of ChromeOSChromebooks have evolved significantly in recent years, including the capability to run Steam games and desktop-class programs. Googles initiative to simplify app discovery on ChromeOS is poised to enhance user experience.
