@"Nick Chill": Chrome browser-tab casting is not as simple to implement as you may think. Even the performance you get from the Chromecast extension in the desktop browser is largely dependent on the power of it's processing/networking hardware components. Casting a tab from a decent Intel laptop shows low(er) quality results (mainly during video), so even the best quad-core Android device would give a poor experience at the moment. Give it time! I'm sure they're optimizing the protocol. :-)
@"Nick Chill": Chrome browser-tab casting is not as simple to implement as you may think. Even the performance you get from the Chromecast extension in the desktop browser is largely dependent on the power of it's processing/networking hardware components. Casting a tab from a decent Intel laptop shows low(er) quality results (mainly during video), so even the best quad-core Android device would give a poor experience at the moment. Give it time! I'm sure they're optimizing the protocol. :-)
Is there any way to fix somehow the bookmarks to the top of the screen? I think, most people open the pages from bookmarks, and now, it needs a lot of clicks.
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How about a ChromeCast tab sharing update?
^What that guy said
What about the "new ntp"-function? If activated, nothing changes if i open a new tab. Is it a bug or is something wrong with me...?
@"Nick Chill":
Chrome browser-tab casting is not as simple to implement as you may think. Even the performance you get from the Chromecast extension in the desktop browser is largely dependent on the power of it's processing/networking hardware components. Casting a tab from a decent Intel laptop shows low(er) quality results (mainly during video), so even the best quad-core Android device would give a poor experience at the moment.
Give it time! I'm sure they're optimizing the protocol. :-)
@"Nick Chill":
Chrome browser-tab casting is not as simple to implement as you may think. Even the performance you get from the Chromecast extension in the desktop browser is largely dependent on the power of it's processing/networking hardware components. Casting a tab from a decent Intel laptop shows low(er) quality results (mainly during video), so even the best quad-core Android device would give a poor experience at the moment.
Give it time! I'm sure they're optimizing the protocol. :-)
Omnibox crashes so often and number of tabs disappeared again...
Is there any way to fix somehow the bookmarks to the top of the screen?
I think, most people open the pages from bookmarks, and now, it needs a lot of clicks.
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