Key features
- one-time access codes for remote support sessions
- persistent remote access setup for your own devices
- screen viewing and control from within the browser
- works across devices without needing matching operating systems
What Chrome Remote Desktop does
Chrome Remote Desktop lets you view and control another computer's screen through your browser, either for a one-time support session using a temporary access code, or for ongoing access to your own machine that you've set up in advance. It works across Windows, Mac, and Linux without needing extra desktop software beyond the extension.
Is Chrome Remote Desktop safe?
Remote access tools inherently need permission to view and control the screen and input on the connected computer, which is what makes remote support possible. Access is tied to your Google account for persistent setups, or a temporary code for one-off sessions, so only share support codes with people you trust to control that session.