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chrome-remote-desktop-host · v155.0.8059.19
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Remotely access another computer through the Google Chrome browser
brew install --cask chrome-remote-desktop-host Note: You must log out and log back in for the installation of chrome-remote-desktop-host to take effect.
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Trust Score 6/10
✓ Open source (MIT) +3
✗ Active development +0
✓ Licensed +1
✗ No auto-updates +0
✓ Not deprecated +1
✓ Established (>1yr) +1
✗ Low installs +0
Version History
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Review
Mar 10, 2026Chrome Remote Desktop allows users to remotely access and control another computer directly through the Google Chrome browser, eliminating the need for third-party software. Built using Electron.js, it offers a free and cross-platform solution for remote access, leveraging Google's infrastructure for secure connections.
Enables remote access and control of another computer using the Google Chrome browser.
Maturity: The project is somewhat mature with a modest GitHub presence, though recent activity is limited.
Community: Hacker News mentions highlight its popularity and features, though Reddit lacks discussion.
Pros
- + Free and open-source under MIT license.
- + Cross-platform compatibility.
- + Integration with Google accounts for secure access.
- + No third-party software required for remote access.
Cons
- - Lacks auto-update functionality.
- - One open GitHub issue indicating potential bugs.
- - Resource-intensive due to Electron.js framework.
Community Mentions
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Jul 2014 Chrome Remote Desktop for Linux
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Apr 2014 Chrome Remote Desktop goes mobile
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