New Delhi: Zoom, popular video conferencing applications, reported withdrawn support for the original Chrome OS extension.
After this new change, the Chrome OS user now has the Zoom Progressive Web App (PWA) as an option.
Zoom introduces special applications for Chromebook users in June this year.
According to online reports by 9To5Google, zoom has stopped support for the original Chrome OS application.
This means that ChromeOS users can no longer join meetings using the application.
This report shows that the company has also removed the application of the Chrome web store and can only be accessed through a direct link.
The report adds that every time the user tries to open the Chrome Zoom extension, the notification appears on their screen, which reads, “The client zoom must be increased to join this meeting.” For those who are unconscious, Zoom introduces the progressive zoom web application for Chrome OS users in June this year.
Chrome OS users can install PWAs such as other Android applications and function like zoom applications available on other platforms.
Other company claims.
PWAS is fast and more functional compared to regular applications.
It also requires less storage space and is ideal for cloud-based devices.
Chrome OS users can download the PWA zoom from the web or Google Play and join their meetings.
Recently, Zoom announced the third quarter results for the Fiscal Year 2022.
Zoom said the total revenue reached $ 1,050.8 million, up 35 percent (year to year) and net profit was $ 340.3 million, up from $ 198.4 million in the third quarter (Q3) from fiscal (Q3) in 2021.
“Through innovation and dedication, we will continue to provide happiness to our customers.
looking forward, we hope to close the year between $ 4.079 to $ 4.081 billion in total income, Representing the growth of around 54 percent from year to year, along with strong profitability and growth in the operating cash flow, “said the founder of Zoom and CEO, Eric S.
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Zoom is reported to stop the original Chrome OS application
