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Greg Ramsaran
Greg Ramsaran
Contributor II
April 19, 2017
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Chromebook

  • April 19, 2017
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Hi, Any of you have success using the Sonos app on a Chromebook? I'd like to be able to control the system from it with the app since it now supports Android Apps but it doesn't update on playback all time time.
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    Best answer by ratty
    Operation on ChromeOS broke at Sonos v9.0. Sonos is aware, but given that Chromebook is not officially supported it's anyone's guess when the controller might start working again.

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    stueyr
    Lyricist I
    July 20, 2018
    Got pixelbook and app does not work for me either..
    DanVM
    Producer I
    July 22, 2018
    I have an Acer CB515-1HT-P39B that runs many Android apps. The Sonos app installs and runs but does not connect to Sonos.
      ratty
      rattyAnswer
      July 22, 2018
      Operation on ChromeOS broke at Sonos v9.0. Sonos is aware, but given that Chromebook is not officially supported it's anyone's guess when the controller might start working again.
        Octophil
        Octophil
        Lyricist I
        September 17, 2018
        I'm looking to move my PC from Windows to a Chromebook, any idea when there will be an official app/support?
        Airgetlam
        Airgetlam
        September 17, 2018
        There's currently no suggestion that there will ever be official app/support. That being said, Sonos rarely tells us what they're working on until it's ready to release, so there's no guaranty either way whether it will happen, or not.
        Bruce
        ratty
        ratty
        September 17, 2018
        The Sonos controller never worked consistently on Chromebook. As already noted it would sometimes miss incoming event notifications (track change, volume adjustment, etc). It also wouldn't detect the player broadcasts used to identify the correct household on a multi-household subnet.

        I half suspect Sonos nobbled it, to avoid an imperfect user experience. Hopefully this is a temporary state of affairs, until they formally support the platform.
        DarqMan
        DarqMan
        Enthusiast I
        October 13, 2018
        It was working on my Pixelbook running the android app, but not any longer. I too wish they would fix it.
        1 x PLAYBAR | 1 x SUB | 3 x PLAY:3 | 3 x PLAY:5 | 2 x PLAY:1 | 1 x CONNECT | 1 x CONNECT:AMP | 1 x BEAM
        andreas lenze
        Lyricist I
        October 21, 2018
        Hello, just a quick question: with the recent proliferation of Chromebooks, when will Sonos release a compatible App? I am writing this message from my Chromebook, with the Sonos App running off a spare Android phone next to me. I know there are numerous vivid discussions around this topic in many forums, including the Sonos Community Portal. I wonder what your thoughts are on this subject? A solution to this dilemma would make a lot of customers very happy!
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