Google Chrome will soon give users the native Android system share sheet instead of the criticized Chrome Share Hub.
) Google is working to move the Chrome browser app to the native Android system share sheet. Signs that such a move is in the works were spotted in the Chrome Canary app. This is an unstable version of Chrome that gets updated daily and
. In version 112 of Canary Chrome , you can toggle a setting that will force the app to use the Android system share sheet by defdault.Search for share, find the flag"Share sheet refactor Android"After you restart the browser and request the share sheet from the triple-dot menu in the upper right corner, it will show you the native Android share sheet. Right now, this is only available on the Canary Chrome app and will be eventually be found on the stable Chrome app.
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