Scroll down to find the app which you have just upgraded. The app will be updated and might look as disabled during the update.Ħ. A button called “Update Extensions Now” should be around.

Make sure that the “Developer mode” checkbox (in the top right corner of the browser) is checked. In the URL field, type: chrome://extensionsģ. So, in case of Chromebox or Chromebit which is in a non-managed Kiosk mode, you’ll have to press the Ctrl + Alt + S while the device boots, in order to temporary exit the Kiosk mode and reach the login page.Īfter logging into the Chromebit, you need to take the following steps:Ģ. In order to upgrade the app, you will need to open the Chrome browser on that Chromebox. It is more challenging, when the device is not enrolled. This is the default behavior (unless you changed it in the Kiosk settings in the Device Management Console). In case the Chromebox is provisioned and in Kiosk mode, then once the app was upgraded in the Chrome Web Store by its creator, it will take a couple of hours till the app will be auto updated in each of your enrolled Chromebit and Chromebox units (as long as they are online). One common usage is the Chromebox and Chromebit kiosk mode which allows the device to run a single app for 24/7 as it should, like in Chromebit digital signage app. “Provisioned” means that the Chromebox has passed the Chromebox enterprise enrollment which puts it under remote control of the Device Management Console of Google, which allows you to remotely control many aspects of it. This article will explain you how to upgrade an app (also called “extension”) which was installed from the Chrome Web Store on your Chromebit or Chromebox, as the Chrome Web Store is a little bit different than the Google Play Store (market) and than Apple’s AppStore.īefore I start, you must be aware that a Chromebox or a Chromebit may be provisioned.

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